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"The central issue is not education vs. housing. We are all pro-housing. Epiphany School has" a different vision than developer Trinity Financial, writes an Epiphany board member.

An attorney representing a group of abutters who oppose a city-approved plan for 72 units of affordable housing next to Shawmut station has filed a lawsuit for their cause in a special session of the Suffolk Superior Court. Julie Barry, an attorney with the firm Prince Lobel, told the Reporter that the filing names the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA), Trinity

Santander has become the first major lender to increase mortgage rates this year after last week’s surprise rise in inflation.

Uncertainty ahead of the upcoming Bank Rate decision is impacting the market

The clash, over 72 units of much-needed affordable housing, adds a new wrinkle on the not-in-my-backyard story.

Led by the Epiphany School, opponents of a planned apartment building next to the Shawmut MBTA station turned to the courts last week in an effort to stymie the project, which won key approvals from city officials last year. The three lawsuits filed in Suffolk Superior Court on Friday are all aimed at the same target: the 150 Centre St. development, which would replace what is

More than one in 10 borrowers will escape the mortgage crisis unscathed, analysis suggests.

HSBC has become the first leading bank to cut mortgage rates below 4 per cent as a new year price war between lenders gathers pace.

The UKs average two-year mortgage rate fell to 5.92% on Wednesday, according to Moneyfacts. Both Halifax and Leeds Building Society slashed deals earlier this week.

More lenders expected to follow suit as anxious homeowners reach end of fixed deals