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Ex-Worcester Sam’s Club site sold for $3.2M

The former site of the Worcester Sam's Club store has been sold for $3.2 million, according to Worcester real estate broker Glickman Kovago & Co., which represented the buyer, The Aster Group, also of Worcester.

Worcester grocery property sold for $16M

The Federated Cos., a national real estate investment group with offices in Boston and Miami, has purchased the property on Worcester's Cambridge Street that includes a Price Chopper supermarket.

Briefing: Contractor ‘holdbacks’

Some two-and-a-half years after legislation was first proposed, subcontractors and general contractors in Massachusetts finally reached a...

Worcester’s Guaranty Building sold for $9.9M

A Leominster attorney has purchased downtown Worcester's Guaranty Building for $9.93 million.
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160 affordable housing units proposed in Shrewsbury

Capital Group Properties of Southborough has agreed to purchase 8.5-acres of land for an undisclosed amount in Shrewsbury for an affordable housing development, the company said.

Oxford company sued for alleged asbestos violations

An Oxford environmental company has been sued for allegedly failing to follow proper procedures while removing materials containing asbestos from a Sturbridge home, Atty. Gen. Martha Coakley's office announced Wednesday.

Storage facility planned for Route 9 in Shrewsbury

Casey Storage Solutions will add a fifth Central Massachusetts location, with plans to build a new facility on Route 9 in Shrewsbury.

Central Mass homes sales up, condo sales down

Pending single-family sales in Central Massachusetts increased in June, according to the state's Realtors' group, while confidence among its members statewide declined.
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Real estate group knocks contractor ‘hold back’ deal

A late-session push from subcontractors and general contractors for a bill lowering retainage rates on private construction projects drew cheers from some top lawmakers but jeers from a prominent real estate group.

Contractors say ‘hold back’ deal will boost economy

After lengthy negotiations that broke down altogether at points, subcontractors and general contractors in Massachusetts have reached agreement on legislation reducing the amount of money held back by project owners on certain private sector construction projects to assure that work is satisfactorily completed.
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