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Housing starts experience February chill

Groundbreaking on new residential units in February was at the lowest level since January 2014, the U.S. Commerce Department said Tuesday.

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Ready for a little ‘madness’? Bracketing Worcester’s priorities

Worcester's current median residential tax bill is $3,454, while the median commercial tax bill is $8,716. For...

Funds released for Route 20 sewer project

The state has released $300,000 in funds toward a Route 20 sewer project in Worcester that will help spur development, officials announced earlier this week.
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Chestnut Place office buildings purchased for $14M

A national real estate investment firm has purchased the office buildings at One and Two Chestnut place in downtown Worcester for $14 million.

Developer announces new tenants for former Spag’s site, more to come

The future of the old Spag's site on Route 9 in Shrewsbury is continuing to take shape, with two new tenants bolstering the “high end” feel that the proposed Lakeway Commons plaza brings to the neighborhood, said Jay Thomas, chairman of the Lakeway Business District Association.

Home buyers braved snow in February

More single-family homes were placed under agreement in February than in February 2014, according to the Massachusetts...

Maynard firm elevates 2 to exec, ownership roles

Construction firm JM Coull of Maynard has promoted two employees to top-level executive roles, and they will be part of the ownership team following the retirement of long-term CEO and co-owner Robert Hennessey, the company announced.
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ReMax: N.E. home sales declined in January

Home sales throughout New England fell 3 percent in January over the same month in 2014, ReMax of New England said Thursday.

Mass. foreclosures plunged in January

Foreclosure deeds in Massachusetts fell sharply in January to their lowest level in six months, but foreclosure petitions, which launch the process of taking over properties whose owners have failed to keep up with mortgage payments, increased, according to The Warren Group.
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