By Jeremy C. Fox, Town Correspondent To mark the beginning of 2012, the YMCA of Greater Boston is reducing fees for adult memberships at all of its 13 branches around the city and neighboring suburbs. Prices are down as much as 15 percent, ranging from a $50 monthly rate for adults aged 30 – 64 at the Waltham and Oak Square branches to $30 for adults at the Dorchester and Roxbury locations. Memberships include access to all fitness facilities, swimming pools, exercise classes, and wellness and nutrition consultation, as well as discount prices on special programs. “The YMCA of Greater Continue reading >>>

Children’s Workshop, a day-care, has agreed to rent 6,124 square-feet of space in a single-story Westborough building at 6 Bellows Rd., according to the broker involved in the transaction.

Children’s Workshop will lease the space from Realty Income, a real estate investment trust with holdings in 49 states.

Bret O’Brien of Greater Boston Commercial Properties represented Realty Income while Eric Brosler of Metrowest Commercial Real Estate represented Children’s Workshop.

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Construction of office buildings is picking up pace in Greater Boston, with the growth of biotechnology companies helping revive a market that all but disappeared in the depths of the recent economic downturn. The amount of office space under construction rose to 1.6 million square feet in the area during the last three months of the year, an eightfold increase from the low the market hit at the beginning of 2011, according to the Boston commercial real estate firm Richards Barry Joyce Partners. The firm’s figures show that development of new office buildings Continue reading >>>

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Two of the best events that the NHL puts on every year are the Winter Classic, and the best of seven-series Stanley Cup Finals. However, as great as the finals can be, the one-game Winter Classic is the better event because of the national attention that surrounds it.  Now, before you puckheads go and chop my head off for suggesting such a thing, just think about this.  With the Winter Classic, two fan bases get half a year, from the summer until the game in January, to build anticipation. With the Stanley Cup Finals, you get maybe a couple of days to get excited for the start of the Continue reading >>>

LAKE JACKSON, Texas, Jan 02, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- The Ron Paul 2012 Presidential campaign announced today that it will begin airing its final television ad 'Believe' in the key early voting state of New Hampshire. The 60-second ad will run beginning today on broadcast and cable television statewide in New Hampshire, and on broadcast television in the greater Boston market. The ad features Continue reading >>>

Still, are we really back to 1990s levels? And if so, has the market finally hit bottom as we head into 2012?

Happy New Year and welcome to 2012!

SALEM — A Beverly developer has filed plans to build a 141-apartment complex along the North River canal. MRM Project Management hopes to develop the former Salem Oil Grease factory, one of the last vestiges of Blubber Hollow, which was a historic tannery district and industrial site for more than 200 years. The developer plans to demolish most of the existing factory structures, erect three, four-story buildings with market-rate apartments and convert the company's former office at 60 Grove St. into a commercial building. The complex would have 215 parking spaces and a main entrance off Harmony Continue reading >>>

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