BOSTON—Commercial brokerage firm Cresa Boston is losing its founder in a few months as industry veteran and former CEO Bill Goade retires. From humble beginnings here, the tenant-only commercial real estate services firm has grown to an international brokerage that operates out of 70 locations.

BNY Mellon's decision to renew its lease at One Boston Place in Downtown Boston is a testament to the continued strength of the area and specifically to the growing vitality of the Downtown Crossing district.

CAMBRIDGE, MA—The biomedical and bioscience industries here are constantly evolving and changing, expanding and contracting operations and sometimes changing addresses. Perfect examples of the tumultuous nature of this sector can be found in the latest news from local firms Unum Therapeutics and Metabolix Inc.

BOSTON—The legal battle and war of words between Boston Mayor Martin Walsh and casino magnate Steve Wynn over the proposed $1.7-billion Everett, MA casino project is over.

BOSTON—A strengthening economy fueled significant tenant demand in the fourth quarter and helped produce what commercial brokerage firm Transwestern…

NEW YORK CITY—In its latest Gotham Commercial Real Estate Monitor survey, the vast majority of commercial real estate executives expect property values to decrease in areas of Kings County due to the subway line's shutdown.

BOSTON—The event, hosted by the Boston Redevelopment Authority, will begin at 6:30 p.m. The six bidders are scheduled to preset their concepts and then answer questions from the public.

NEW YORK CITY—New facilities will begin to open to the public in 2018, with all portions of the new Terminal B slated to open by the end of 2021.