Real Estate

The new owners have no plans to change the properties, according to a realtor who brokered the deal.

The 1.2 million-square-foot project would include 800 affordable units, said developer Bruce Eichner.

The project, which residents fought to stop, was nearly unanimously approved by the council Tuesday.

The vote paves the way for developers to build a complex with retail space and 1,146 apartments.

Preservation groups are writing letters — in crayon — to the library, which owns the home.

"Chestnut Commons" will have units set aside for homeless families and an array of community facilities.

Thirty-eight subsidized apartments are up for grabs in a grand Street building where Rainbow used to be.

One state lawmaker wants to make it harder to buy property anonymously through LLCs.

Two people were arrested protesting the project before the commission voted 11 to one to approve it.

Chun Woo Realty Corp plans to replace the two existing buildings with one designed by Gene Kaufman. 

The Bedford-Union Armory plan would have virtually no impact on the area, an environmental report found.

Only 76 people sold homes to the city, which offered thousands of dollars in its Build it Back program.

A flood gate to stop a 21-foot storm surge could be built on Hamilton Avenue, a $1 million study says.