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Nathan Winstanley spent years getting approval for a $20 million condo project in downtown Lenox Now he s listing the property

LENOX The largest pending single real estate development in the heart of downtown business district an estimated $20 million project is on track to change hands at

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He used to own the Olde Heritage Tavern in Lenox Now he s set to buy Patrick s Pub in Pittsfield

McNinch Restaurant Group of Lenox, which recently opened the 101 Restaurant & Bar in the Holiday Inn & Suites in Pittsfield, is poised to add nearby Patrick s Pub to its

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A developer has opted not to buy a former Great Barrington nursing home, but another one is on deck

Developer Jon Halpern confirmed to The Eagle that he has backed out from purchasing the property and redeveloping it. But, a new developer might be stepping forward.

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Mill Town Capital buys Gilded Age cottage in Lenox for $1 2 million, expanding its growing Berkshires portfolio

Mill Town Capital of Pittsfield purchases the 19th century David Wolf Bishop House on Walker Street in Lenox, which will be the new home of Renaissance Investment Group.

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A year after Crane Stationery quit its North Adams home, a new business is stirring

A lumber merchant in Adams is on the move. "I want to expand towards North Adams," says John Duquette. "I think it will be good for the city."

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