BOSTON—The plan identifies six transit-accessible areas at the edges of existing city neighborhoods where it could guide new housing and commercial growth, supported by public realm and climate investments. Those six areas are: Sullivan Square, Newmarket and Widett Circle, Fort Point Channel, Suffolk Downs, Readville and Beacon Yards.

NEW YORK CITY—According to a New York Building Congress report released today, last year's construction spending was $10 billion more than 2014's totals. In fact, after adjusting for inflation, 2016's construction spending bested the previous high-water mark reached in 2007 by 1%.

HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA—In our highly mobile society, the best tenants prefer to interact with apartment owners and managers digitally, and they will use social media to share their satisfaction level with others, say panelists at the IMN Multifamily Forum.