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Key Insights from Precise Marketing Chapter 2: Why Marketing Still Starts with the Customer
BOSTON — In a world where algorithms evolve overnight, attention spans are fleeting, and competition is relentless, marketing success often feels elusive. Clarity is rare. Consistent results, even rarer. That’s […]
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Bargmann Hendrie + Archetype Announces the Passing of Co-Founder Carolyn Hendrie Bargmann, AIA
BOSTON—It is with deep sadness that Bargmann Hendrie + Archetype announces the passing of its beloved co-founder, Carolyn Hendrie Bargmann, AIA. Carolyn died peacefully on August 10, 2025, surrounded by […]
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Atlantic Capital Partners Closes $23M Refinance for Lowe’s in Norwalk at 5.17% Fixed Rate
Norwalk, CT — Atlantic Capital Partners’ Debt and Equity Platform has arranged a $23,000,000 refinance for a long-term Lowe’s ground lease property located at 100 Connecticut Avenue in Norwalk, Connecticut. […]
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Home of the Week: An updated, no-fee Boston condo with parking
This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath unit in Mattapan has a large primary suite on its own floor.
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High hopes: How Boston could rise to become an urban utopia
Red tape and NIMBY neighbors are keeping the city from adding housing. But when it comes to accepting density, the future is now.
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Ask the Remodeler: Pros and cons of wood, fiber cement, and vinyl siding
Here are the pros and cons of wood, fiber cement, and vinyl siding. And then there’s the trim.
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Recent homes sales in Greater Boston (Aug. 20)
ABINGTON 5 Mccue Circle Lane. One-family Colonial, built in 2005, 4,266 square feet, 10 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, on 33,958-square-foot lot. $975,000 152 Hancock St. One-family split level, built in 1970, 3,476 square feet, 10 rooms, 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, on 75,776-square-foot lot. $969,000 597 Brockton Ave. One-family raised cape, built in 2006, 2,415 […]
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491-Unit Grafton Woods Luxury Apartment Complex Moves Forward in Worcester
WORCESTER, MA–A major new housing development is moving ahead in Worcester following a series of city approvals that will bring nearly 500 luxury apartments to the city’s east side, Worcester […]
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Marcus & Millichap Facilitates $4.6 Million Sale of Land Development Site in Canton
BOSTON– Marcus & Millichap (NYSE: MMI), announced the sale of a 2.21-acre transit-oriented development site in Canton, Massachusetts, for $4.6 million. The property includes three contiguous parcels at 399 and […]
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Magdalena Weiss: Architect at the Forefront of the Future of Sports and Entertainment Design
As global demand grows for multipurpose sports and entertainment venues that are both high-performing and environmentally attuned, few architects are as influential—or as internationally experienced—as Magdalena Weiss. (Image credits: Kunshan […]
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Header Photo Credit: James L. Woodward