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A Boston-based developer is looking to build his first project in Dorchester at the Rent-All of Boston location on Adams Street in Lower Mills, a 33-unit development on two lots that will capitalize on the existing grade changes to provide 29 underground parking spots.

Lisa Gomez will take over from longtime leader Ron Moelis; company is launching new market-rate development business.

The private development team will renovate more than 2,000 apartments at Edenwald Houses.

Verizon is moving to Essex Crossing, where the company will occupy nearly 143,000 square feet across three floors of the Lower East Side development.

ట్రబుల్ షూటర్‌గా పేరున్న హరీష్ రావు సీఎం కేసీఆఆర్ చేతిలో తోలు బొమ్మలా ఆడుతున్నారని మాజీ ఎంపీ జితేందర్ రెడ్డి అన్నారు.

Thanks to SB35, developers can get around neighborhood negotiations or city planning....

A city-issued stop-work order placed Friday on the construction site of the future RH Guesthouse at the Historic Crystal Palace was lifted hours later after developer Mark Hunt paid off the outstanding balance, people associated with the project said. Yet stop-work orders on two other Hunt-led projects, also red-tagged Friday, remained in effect at the end of business hours, according to a city engineer. The outstanding debt to the city amounted to more than $170,000 for encroachment fees, whi...

The lengthy legal battle to stop four towers from being built in Two Bridges has come to an end.

Essex Crossing’s new web site. First off, Delancey Street Associates, the entity created as an umbrella organization for the developers, now has a website.  The home page calls the project an “unprecedented development comprised of 1.9 million square feet of residential, commercial, and community space.”  There’s not much information available as of yet that wasn’t released when Mayor Bloomberg announced the deal in September but there is an email signup for people interested in inf...

After months of pleas from their attorneys and from Community Board 3, the city has finally agreed to give six families living in a doomed building at 400 Grand St. priority status for new affordable apartments in the Essex Crossing project. The decision from the commissioner of the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) […]