Boston dispensary fights receivership request
By Steph Solis
Published on May 7, 2026.
A New Jersey-based lender, EMES Equities, has asked a Suffolk Superior Court judge to place New Día, a cannabis retailer in default, into receivership due to millions in debt. The lender claims New Dia is in default of over $8 million and also owes over $5 million in rent to its landlord, Cask 'N Flagon, which has not responded to requests for comment. This is the latest in the Boston area facing financial difficulties, with at least 31 cannabis licenses in receivership as of April 2026.
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