A developer has received the approval it needed from Massport to build a housing development at the former Boston Edison Power Station on Summer Street in South Boston.
You know what they say: “Even a blind squirrel can find a nut once in a while.” Based on some expected tax changes coming down the line, you may be that squirrel.
From the iconic skyline to historic neighborhoods, Boston is undergoing a significant construction transformation. But what's driving this growth, and which sectors are leading the charge? Let's delve into the…
BOSTON, MA (November 27, 2023) – Boston-based Finegold Alexander Architects announces today the completion of the renovation and 9th floor reconstruction of Kilachand Hall at Boston University in Boston, Massachusetts.
A new skyscraper in downtown Boston has become the largest “passive house” office space in the world, according to the Passive House Institute in Germany.
A new skyscraper in downtown Boston has become the largest “passive house” office space in the world, according to the Passive House Institute in Germany.
BOSTON - Housing affordability is at a crisis in Massachusetts, and the building industry is raising concerns that it could get worse due to new building codes designed to fight climate change.
Strong nonresidential hiring numbers and several massive projects in development signal more investment ahead, according to ABC’s chief economist.
BOSTON - Construction safety is top of mind in Boston, after a crane collapsed in New York City, injuring 11 people.
A Boston-based developer would like to turn a suburb of the city into Hollywood East, with plans to build an estimated $100-million movie and TV production studio.
Framing screws are specialized fasteners that are designed for use in construction projects where large pieces of wood or metal framing need to be securely attached to each other.
Total construction starts rebounded in February to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $912.8 billion, a 6% rise, due to bustling building activity for manufacturing plants and homes, according to Dodge Construction Network. But after a massive dropoff in January, starts for the first two months of the year were still 17% below their 2022 levels and weakness in the commercial and institutional sectors pose cause for concern.