The rise of the hybrid work model is transforming the commercial real estate market, prompting a shift in demand for flexible office spaces and redesigned layouts to accommodate both remote and in-person work.
MassHealth faces significant challenges as new federal Medicaid policy changes roll out, potentially impacting coverage and eligibility for thousands of Massachusetts residents. Officials urge close monitoring of updates.
This spring, towns across the state gear up for lively fairs and agricultural festivals, showcasing local crafts, fresh produce, and family-friendly events. Dates and locations vary-check local listings for details.
A new bill aims to improve public transit infrastructure and enforce stricter MBTA zoning compliance, seeking to boost ridership and streamline development near transit hubs across the region.
Posts Just In
The MBTA announced it will complete five years’ worth of infrastructure upgrades in just 30 days. The accelerated plan aims to minimize disruptions and enhance service efficiency across the network.
Progress advances in the Red-Blue Line Connector study as transit officials reveal early findings and community feedback. The project aims to enhance connectivity and reduce commute times across key city hubs.
MassHealth is under pressure as new federal Medicaid rules tighten eligibility and reporting requirements. The changes threaten to increase administrative burdens and risk coverage losses for vulnerable populations.
Massachusetts’ new infrastructure bill promises major upgrades, boosting local roads, bridges, and public transit. Key changes include increased funding for sustainable projects and improved safety measures statewide.
The state has introduced a new bill aiming to ban broker fees for renters, seeking to reduce upfront housing costs and increase rental affordability amid rising living expenses. The proposal now moves to the legislative committee.
MassDOT announced progress on Tobin Bridge repairs and key state infrastructure projects, aiming to enhance safety and reduce traffic delays. Completion timelines remain on track for late 2024.
Massachusetts’ new infrastructure bill promises major upgrades, boosting local roads, bridges, and public transit. Key changes include increased funding for sustainable projects and improved safety measures statewide.
The state has introduced a new bill aiming to ban broker fees for renters, seeking to reduce upfront housing costs and increase rental affordability amid rising living expenses. The proposal now moves to the legislative committee.
MassDOT announced progress on Tobin Bridge repairs and key state infrastructure projects, aiming to enhance safety and reduce traffic delays. Completion timelines remain on track for late 2024.
The MBTA Board has approved a $9.8 billion budget for its 2026-2030 Capital Plan, aiming to upgrade infrastructure and improve transit services across the region over the next five years.
Debate intensifies over a proposed carbon tax targeting the transportation sector. Advocates argue it’s crucial for reducing emissions, while opponents warn of rising costs for consumers and businesses.
Governor Healey unveiled an $8 billion plan aimed at stabilizing MBTA finances, focusing on improving service reliability and addressing long-term funding gaps to ensure sustainable public transit in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts’ new infrastructure bill is set to boost local development by funding road repairs, public transit upgrades, and utility improvements, aiming to drive economic growth and enhance community connectivity statewide.
The MBTA is enhancing accessibility with upgrades at multiple stations, including new elevators, ramps, and tactile signage. These improvements aim to ensure safer, more convenient travel for all passengers.
Massachusetts is updating its transit infrastructure to tackle climate change impacts, focusing on resilience against floods and extreme weather. The plan aims to ensure reliable transportation amid rising environmental challenges.
Efforts to allow alcohol sales at farmers markets are gaining momentum as advocates highlight potential boosts to local economies and enhanced consumer experiences. Lawmakers are reviewing proposed legislation this session.
Governor Healey unveiled an $8 billion plan aiming to stabilize MBTA funding, boosting infrastructure and service reliability. The proposal targets long-term transit improvements and fiscal sustainability.
The MBTA has launched a new automated fare collection system, aiming to streamline payments and improve rider experience across buses and trains. The upgrade promises faster, contactless transactions starting this summer.