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Home sales continue downturn in Worcester County, as Mass. prices fall

The number of single-family homes sold in Worcester County in April dropped nearly 31% compared with April 2022. Prices continue to climb slowly county-wide while prices statewide in April dropped for the first time since 2018, by 1.2%.

Main Street Bank tabs Rollstone executive as new CFO

Marlborough-based Main Street Bank named former Rollstone Bank chief financial officer Christopher Seidlich as its new executive vice president and CFO.

🔒Q&A: Cold Harbor stays small in the beer market, and likes it

Will Oliveira has done this largely on his own. He got financing through Hudson-based Avidia Bank and built the state-of-the-art facility the way he wanted.

🔒‘Our loss is GFA’s gain’

As the third leader to take over GFA Federal Credit Union in three years, Mark Hettinger brings a track record of asset growth and technological innovation.
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Braintree financial planners open branch in Westborough

On April 27, Braintree-based Generations Retirement Group announced it opened its second location at 14000 Computer Drive, expanding the local company’s footprint to two locations and expanding the business into MetroWest. 

Framingham financial software firm acquired by Texas venture equity

Centage, a Framingham-based financial planning and analysis software company, was acquired by Scaleworks, a San-Antonio venture equity firm. Tech veteran Peter Messana will replace John Murdock as president & CEO.

Lunenburg mobile home park sold for $1.9M to Maryland investor

The Meadow Woods Mobile Home Park in Lunenburg was purchased by a Maryland investor on Friday, according to the Worcester Northern District Registry of Deeds.

🔒Every WBJ Power 50 ever, through 2023

Here’s all 264 professionals who has been named to a Power list & the year(s) they were listed.
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🔒Power 50: The most influential Central Mass. professionals in 2023

Business professionals from organizations of all types and sizes hold some amount of power, but how you shape the economy and community is when you are truly influential.

Investors purchase 17-unit Worcester apartment building for $2.5M

Friendly House, Inc. of Worcester, a human services nonprofit, leases 14 of the apartments in the building and will continue to do so under the new ownership, according to a press release from NAI Glickman Kovago & Jacobs.
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