High Demand for Studios and One Bedroom Apartments
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The days of early marriage and a starter house in the suburbs are mostly ended.Ā Industry trends show a demand for studios and one bedroom apartments.Ā
Greendale Mall Auctioned after Foreclosure
Mortgage holder Seyfarth Shaw buys back Greendale Mall for $11.8 million following foreclosure of property; future plans for site not yet disclosed.
Global (Over)Reach: Boston Globe Stokes Eviction Fear with Falsehoods
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āAge of Evictions: As Rents Soar in Bostonā article by Jenifer McKim and Alejandro Serrano fundamentally false. Globe refuses to publish corrections.
Can a Triple-Decker be Retrofitted for Geothermal Heating and Cooling?
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Massachusetts has 25,000+ triple-deckers. We seek your thoughts on affordable ways to convert these historic-but-inefficient residences for geothermal energy.
Trespasser or Tenant? Superior Court Case Helps Define the Difference
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MassLandlords submitted an amicus brief for the case Slavin V. Lewis in the interest of protecting landlords from Ch. 93A vulnerability.
Why Was Cambridgeās Rent Control Racist? Why Would Bostonās Be the Same?
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The following has been adapted from written testimony provided to the City of Boston Hearing for Docket #0408 on rent control Feb. 22, 2023.
Two New California Laws Aim to Boost Housing Supply
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In signing two new California laws, Gov. Gavin Newsom continues a sustained legislative effort to incentivize and facilitate denser housing.
Outcomes for September 2021
Massachusetts Eviction Data and Housing Court Statistics: Outcomes for September 2021 filings
Insurance Against Homelessness Early Survey Results
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Insurance against homelessness (aka the landlord tenant guarantee) early survey results.
In-Depth: New England Drought Signals Need for Pricing Reform
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In-Depth: New England Drought Signals Need for Pricing Reform is an article discussing how the economics demand increased prices during drought.
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