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Rent Control Debate Trips Up Sales and Development

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Investment sales activity in the apartment sector has plummeted in 2026 as the threat of rent control lingers over the industry. Pictured is the 244-unit Fuse apartment complex in Cambridge’s Alewife neighborhood, which is being marketed by brokerage CBRE.
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Hot Property: Province Post

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What: Province Post Where: 3 Jerome Smith Road, Provincetown Owner: The Community Builders Built: 2024-2026 Delphi Construction completed the Province Post project which redeveloped a former VFW Post property into a mixed-income housing community. Designed by DBVW Architects, the 65-unit project includes a mixture of market-rate units and apartments reserved for households earning from below 30 percent to 80 percent of area median income.
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Housing Gets OK to Start Power Plant Redevelopment

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Image courtesy of Arrowstreet Redevelopment of the former Boston Edison power plant property in South Boston is expected to begin with residential buildings, in a change reflecting weak demand for commercial space. The Boston Planning & Development Agency board approved the 636-unit housing phase of the 1.7 million-square-foot master-planned project, which also includes 860,000 square feet of office and lab space.
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