Policy Updates

Boston Economy Cooling Amid Luxury Real Estate Boom

The recent sale of a Seaport office tower for $435 million—the highest price for a Boston building since 2016—serves as

The sale of an office tower in Boston’s Seaport District for $435 million—the highest price recorded for a building in

The recent data from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston paints a picture of profound regional divergence: while high-end consumer

The recent $18 million sale of a Jordan Mansion penthouse in Beacon Hill serves as a sharp indicator of where

The divergence between national economic stability and localized labor weakness is creating a palpable tension in Greater Boston’s real estate

The closure of beloved local institutions like South End wine shop The Urban Grape and Beloved Boutique signals more than

The recent report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston raises a critical alarm bell for Greater Boston’s labor market:

The $35 million upgrade slated for Foxboro Station is more than a transit improvement; it represents a massive, immediate injection

New Title: New England’s Divergence: Labor Cooling and Inflationary Headwinds Challenge Regional Growth The New England region is navigating a

New Title: Biotech Resilience Offers Anchor Amid New England Labor Headwinds and Inflationary Pressures The latest economic data emerging from