Malden holds a public hearing on the FY27 residential tax factor at Tuesday's City Council meeting. From our own coverage: October home sales roundup tracks trust transfers.
Malden home sales ranged from $601,118 to $1.1 million as trust transfers dominated October filings. From our own coverage: Home sales span $601,118 to $1.1 million.
Fifteen property transfers recorded in Malden from Sept. 25 to Oct. 24, with sale prices posted so far on seven, ranging from $601,118 to $1,105,000 and a median of $788,000.
Malden cemetery trustees confront a capacity shortage as a burial exemption request moves to the next meeting. From our own coverage: Housing trust reviews proposed zoning set-aside cut; Board of Appeal takes up charter school sign variance.
Malden affordable housing trust reviews zoning change cutting developer set-asides from 15 percent to 10 percent. From our own coverage: Housing trust reviews inclusionary zoning set-aside cut; Board of Appeal takes up charter school sign case.
Malden City Council took up a resolution backing striking Encore Boston Harbor workers at its latest meeting. From our own coverage: Council takes up support for Encore strike workers; Construction starts on affordable housing at 213 Main.
Malden's $425,000-funded Linden Park playground rebuild targets a summer 2027 construction start. From our own coverage: Site prep begins for 20 affordable homes on Main St; Linden Park grant to fund 2027 playground rebuild.
Malden was awarded a $425,000 state grant for Linden Park Playground improvements, city officials announced this week.
Malden News's latest review of Middlesex County deed filings tracks eighteen property transfers from the past week, including a mix of residential and commercial sales, with several climbing into six figures. From our own coverage: Deed filings roundup tracks latest property transfers.
Three Malden obituary notices were published this week, as listed by Echovita: Hogan, Diana R., 81; Burgess, George, 73; and Carlsen, Barbara R., 91, all identified as Malden, Massachusetts residents.
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