Sherin and Lodgen

As part of the end-of-session rush at the General Court this summer, significant changes were made to Massachusetts law governing... Read More »

My friend, Phil, turned 60 last month. He’s one of the first among my “peer group” – the people I... Read More »

Major real estate development projects like the former Filenes site downtown and the New Balance “Boston Landing” project in Brighton... Read More »

With the support of numerous environmental, housing and planning groups (along with some municipal leaders and, most recently, The Boston... Read More »

Cautious real estate purchasers or lenders always review their prospective properties for compliance with zoning regulations.  In most cases, they... Read More »

Many cities and towns, particularly in greater Boston, are criss-crossed with former railroad lines and rights of way, some of... Read More »

In June, the ULI Boston District Council issued “Hub and Spoke: Core Transit Congestion and the Future of Transit and... Read More »

The development community within the Commonwealth was the recipient of a welcome benefit following Governor Deval Patrick’s signature of the... Read More »

The New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) is a popular program, with a proven record of job creation and economic development... Read More »

Dana Developer has just acquired a coveted brownfield site in Blackacre and is planning to construct a 300,000 square foot... Read More »

Developers seek out publicly-owned land for private development projects for a number of reasons, ranging from the unique locations available... Read More »

The return of real estate development to the Boston area creates a renewed focus on the complex legal framework associated... Read More »