A condo in Spring Hill and a single-family home on Alpine Street also sold last week.
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This top-floor condo was renovated in 2006.
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This top-floor condo was renovated in 2006.
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Some multi-family homes and a single-family house also sold last week.
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In Somerville and across the state, foreclosures were down in the first quarter of 2013.
There were no completed foreclosures in Somerville during March, according to figures released this week by The Warren Group, publisher of Banker & Tradesman. In March of 2012, there were five completed foreclosures. In fact, through March there were two foreclosures in Somerville this year. That compares to eight foreclosures in the first three months of 2012. Foreclosure petitions, the first stage of the foreclosure process, were also down slightly in the first three months of 2013, at nine. Through March of 2012 there were 12 foreclosure petitions. Across the state, there's been "a significant decline" in foreclosures, "indicating the foreclosure crisis is over," The Warren Group wrote in an announcement about this week's figures. There…
It's only one quarter of a mile long, but it's a big step toward extending the pedestrian and bike path to Boston, said advocates.
Somerville broke ground Monday on the first new section of Community Path to be constructed in 18 years. The pedestrian and bike path, which begins in Davis Square and connects to the Minuteman Bikeway in Cambridge, will be extended about one quarter of a mile from its current end point at Cedar Street to Lowell Street. Work should be complete at the end of this fall, according to Somerville Mayor Joseph Curtatone, who spoke at Monday's ceremony. This new stretch of path runs past Maxwell's Green, a new residential community in the heart of Somerville. Eventually, city officials and Community Path advocates want to extend the path all the way to Boston. It's a project that, in a perfect world, would be constructed in conjunction with the …
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10:08 am on Friday, March 15, 2013
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