Wu proposes major shakeup to real estate development approvals in Boston

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu on Thursday proposed sweeping changes to real estate development in the city, seeking to hike fees and ramp up affordable-housing requirements while at the time speeding up the approvals for some projects.

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