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Bond Bill Allows By-Right Accessory Dwelling Units

Affordable Housing, Zoning • August 12, 2024

Building permit

Abutter’s Diminution in Property Value Argument Found Insufficient to Confer Standing to Challenge Special Permit for Research and Development Facility

Land Use, Zoning • June 21, 2024

Mark Borenstein

Mark Borenstein Quoted in Worcester Telegram’s “Vacant Worcester sandwich shop may become five-story condo complex”

Affordable Housing, Zoning • February 14, 2024

Mark Borenstein

Mark Borenstein Named Co-chair of the Worcester County Bar Association’s Municipal Law Section

News • September 21, 2023

Affordable Housing

SJC Rules on Bond Requirement Designed to Prevent Frivolous Lawsuits Against Affordable Housing Developers

Affordable Housing, Development • January 17, 2023

Group of three gathered around a blueprint

Mark Borenstein Featured in Worcester Telegram’s “Planning Board OKs continuing care retirement community proposal for former SPM site”

Development, Zoning • June 2, 2021

Business people negotiating a contract

Mark Borenstein Represents Continuing Care Retirement Community in Zoning Board Approval

Development, Zoning • May 18, 2021

A Covid-19 E-Alert.

Massachusetts’ New Economic Relief Bill – What Enabling Partnerships for Growth Means for Local Zoning

COVID-19 Resources, Zoning • February 4, 2021

Team of six people gathered around a blueprint with hard hats on the table.

What Constitutes the ‘Exercise’ of a Variance?

Construction, Development, Zoning • October 23, 2019

A row of houses in a suburban neighborhood.

Supreme Judicial Court Case Addresses When Homeowners Need Variances

Construction, Housing, Zoning • July 24, 2019

Produce at a farmers market.

Urban Agriculture: Keeping Worcester Fresh

Environmental, Policies, Zoning • June 24, 2019

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Baker Looks to Zoning Changes to Address Affordable Housing Crisis

Real Estate, Zoning • April 18, 2019