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Community members raising funds to buy building from developer to start nonprofit theater.

Gov. Josh Green's appointee to head the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands is up for a confirmation hearing today before the Senate Hawaiian Affairs Committee. Affordable housing developer Kali Watson's potential return to DHHL is receiving praise from the affordable housing industry, and concern from some in the Native Hawaiian community. HPR’s Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi reports.

Construction costs and interest rates are to blame, the developer says. Read more on Boston.com.

Mark Development has set its sights on West Newton, first with the West Newton Cinema and now the Santander Bank.

As Honolulu officials push for more affordable housing, people are applying to multiple waitlists to get into available units.

Recognizing excellence in Hawaiʻi's commercial real estate industry with NAIOP Hawaii's 25th annual Kukulu Hale Awards.

Developer submits revised request to allow manufacturing on Meriden site- MERIDEN — A local developer who wants to bring manufacturing to a site on the city’s Wallingford border has resubmitted an application for zone changes after residents complained the property was too close to allow for expanded uses like...

7 things to know this week in Meriden, Wallingford, Southington, Cheshire- Things to know this week include a plan to convert a former organ and piano factory into apartments in Meriden, a zone change request for 850 Murdock Ave. in Meriden and a presentation on ARPA funding in Wallingford.In Cheshire, the Town Council could...

Riverside developers bring proposed life science buildings, other changes to Newton city councilors By John Hilliard Globe Staff,Updated April 22, 2021, 12:45 p.m. Email to a Friend Developers will seek changes for a mixed-use residential, retail, and business project at the MBTAs Riverside station that was approved by Newtons City Council last year.MARK DEVELOPMENT In Newton, after years of hearings and debate, talk of redeveloping the MBTA Riverside station could start feeling a bit like â€...

Unlock Housing Potential with Biotech Boom Apr 18, 2021 | Reprints | Print Boston’s suburban office properties often make poor candidates for housing conversion, with their large floorplates and other restrictions, but paradoxically they could offer an excellent opportunity for creating new housing.  Faced with rising vacancy rates inching up and rents inching down in class B buildings in some areas of the metro, developers are eyeing lab conversions and grou...