Worcester Business Journal

April 6, 2026

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wbjournal.com | April 6, 2026 | Worcester Business Journal 9 PHOTOS | EDD COTE Accounts receivable financing for businesses waiting to be paid. Business Manager ® BusinessManager ® allows you to get cash for your accounts receivable deposited directly into your bank account by selling them to the bank at a discount. • Convert receivables to cash • Unlock the value of your invoices • Instant Cash Flow- No more waiting on net 30 or net 60 terms • Streamline operations- let us handle the collections so you can focus on growth • Maximize liquidity to fuel new projects • Automate collections Interested to see how BusinessManager® can work for you and your business? Stop by our booth and visit us at the: Member FDIC l Member DIF l www.avidiabank.com You can also scan the code to the right to learn more. REAL ESTATE INSIDER Mass. needs to better incentivize adaptive reuse Massachusetts must add 222,000 homes by 2035 in order to meet the growing demand for housing, according to The Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities. In Central Massachusetts, a number of developers are adapting older buildings into apartments, including the conversion of the former Fallon Health headquarters in downtown Worcester into 198 apartments and a Fitchburg office building into 35 apartments. Should Massachusetts increase incentives to convert older buildings into housing? 52% Yes, adaptive reuse preserves buildings and the character of the community. 28% Yes, Mass. needs to incentivize all types of new housing. 14% No, the market should dictate what housing gets built, without incentives. 5% No, the current incentives are enough already. 1% No, it's easier to tear down buildings and build new ones.

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