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Eric Casey

Eric Casey covers manufacturing and real estate for the Worcester Business Journal. He previously ran Burn After Reading, an online publication focusing on the cannabis industry. He has also formerly had freelance work published in outlets including Worcester Magazine and Different Leaf Magazine. Eric is a graduate of the University of Rhode Island, where he studied history and political science. He grew up in Marlborough and is currently a resident of Worcester.

🔒Majority of Solomon Pond Mall sold for $8.5M

Big changes may be on the horizon for Marlborough’s Solomon Pond Mall, as a large portion of the site has been sold to an Ohio-based property redeveloper.

🔒Bowditch to merge with Boston law firm

The merger, effective Jan. 1, will see the newly merged firm operate under the Bowditch & Dewey name

Cognex sells site of former Chuck E. Cheese in Natick for $7M

Part of the building had been home to a Chuck E. Cheese, which closed in 2020.

🔒Clark University sells site of Peppercorn’s to restaurant’s owner for $1M

The ownership behind longtime Worcester restaurant Peppercorn's Grille and Tavern now owns the property the business operates...
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🔒Clinton rolls out RFP for redevelopment of Downtown property

The Town of Clinton is seeking proposals to redevelop the former site of a towing company in...

🔒Home sales in Central Mass. dropped in November, as prices climb again

Falling interest rates didn’t appear to have much of an impact on the Central Massachusetts housing market...

🔒Kelley Square restaurant building sold for $1.2M

The site of a four-story building, with Golden Pockets Shawarma restaurant on the first floor and four apartments above, sold in a deal finalized on Friday.

Devens firm meets with DOE to accelerate fusion energy development

Devens-based Commonwealth Fusion Systems and other fusion-focused firms have met with U.S. Department of Energy leadership to...
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🔒Four warehouses in Westborough sold for $95M

A Pennsylvania-based real estate firm has purchased four industrial properties off of Route 9 in Westborough for a combined $95.2 million.

🔒Down, but not out: As they fight to remain open, Job Corps centers in Devens and Grafton are reeling from the Trump Administration’s efforts...

Despite the setback, the centers have persisted. A major breakthrough came when the federal government restarted background checks needed to enroll students.
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