Residents in an area ravaged by the war on drugs consider recreational marijuana in their Dorchester neighborhood.

A conference kicking off in Boston today aims to address issues affecting housing in the city and beyond.

The full episode of Greater Boston from September 11, 2018.

The Institute for Policy Studies wants the city to levy a tax on high-end real estate transactions over $2.5 million. Mayor Marty Walsh says he plans to look at his policies affecting high-end construction, but isn’t interested in such a tax.

A new report from the Institute for Policy Studies finds that more than a third of the units in Boston’s new luxury buildings are owned by limited liability companies and trusts – thus allowing their owners to remain anonymous.

A new report from the Institute for Policy Studies, a left-leaning think tank, makes the case that it is not.

The Bolling Building was pitched as an opportunity for economic development in Dudley Square. But the question still remains three years after the renovation: is it working?

The former home of Norwegian and African Orthodox congregations was slated for demolition.

Callie Crossley speaks with regional journalists, Arnie Arnesen, Philip Eil and Paul Pronovost about the New England news you may have missed.

Will an apartment building boom make the Boston-area more affordable? The answer may determine whether the next generation of workers can afford to stay.