The Hull Redevelopment Authority board remained divided over designating open space on its waterfront parcel after a lengthy presentation from Wildlands Trust President Karen Gray.
Hull public safety panel names a top site, orders cost estimates.
Hull recorded 11 property transfers between July 31 and Aug. 29, including eight sales with a listed price and three nominal-consideration transfers within families. Priced sales ranged from $470,000 to $1,655,000, with a median of $762,500.
Hull's Planning Board denied a bid to allow short-term rentals at 120 Nantasket Avenue and clashed over Master Plan funding.
The Hull Planning Board voted 4-2 to reject a proposed modification allowing short-term rentals at 120 Nantasket Avenue, maintaining the existing one-month minimum lease requirement on concerns the change could alter the property's character and set a precedent. Property owner Jonathan Leavitt had
Hull conservation panel flags flaws in new FEMA flood map, presses stalled erosion case.
Two Hull-resident obituaries were published this week: Baker, William Francis "Bill," a retired Boston Police Department detective who died Tuesday, August 18, 2026, formerly of Weymouth; and Cahill, Astrid Ruth, 86, formerly of Hull, who died August 19, 2026, in Dickson County, Tenness…
Hull recorded 12 property transfers between July 24 and August 22, nine with disclosed sale prices ranging from $375,000 to $2,747,250 and a median of $865,000. The month's top sale was 15 Glover Avenue at $2,747,250, sold by Delryn Capital Partners LLC to Mitchell D. and Stephanie K. Doren.
The Hull Select Board voted unanimously to approve 33 Phase One bus stop locations for the MBTA's Route 714 redesign, clearing the project for 15 percent engineering design ahead of targeted 2027 construction.
Select Board unanimously approves Route 714 bus stop project and Planning Board appointment. The board backed Phase One upgrades to Hull's Route 714 route, transitioning from flag-stop to fixed-stop service with 33 proposed bus stops focused on ADA accessibility; the MBTA will advance to fifteen