Taylor Driscoll

A New England distribution company has signed a new lease for an industrial property near Massachusetts' South Coast.

As part of the state's goals to build more housing, Gov. Maura Healey is looking for a company to redevelop a 6.5-acre office complex in Boston's Government Center.

The life sciences market is finally showing signs of recovery after a three-year slump, but the industry hub of Boston has a deep hole to climb out of.

The first iteration of the opportunity zone program ran headfirst into a tough real estate cycle, as the pandemic and the spike in interest rates disrupted the market and made it hard for investors to generate profits.

As other investors are becoming weary of Boston, a German firm is seeing opportunities.

Deck 12 in the Seaport has run out of beer in recent days as Scottish World Cup fans fill up the rooftop hotel bar, one of many stops along their weeklong party that has given a much-needed jolt of energy to Boston's downtown.

A beleaguered life sciences developer has notched a major victory in the suburbs of Boston.

The silver tsunami is beginning to crash down on Boston, and developers are looking to meet the rising demand for senior housing in response.

What was once hundreds of acres of rail yards and underutilized industrial sites is now the beginning of what could be a blossoming mixed-use community — it just took more than a decade to come together.

A joint venture that acquired a Downtown Crossing office building last year has picked up another in the Financial District.