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Madeline Bilis was an associate editor at Boston magazine. She studied journalism at Emerson College and grew up in an exciting town outside of Worcester.
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Either-Or: An Architectural Marvel vs. a Time-Honored Townhouse
Real estate showdown: an architectural marvel in Maine versus a time-honored Charlestown townhouse.
On the Market: A Spacious Studio in Back Bay
The sunny one-room abode faces Beacon Street.
Five Elegant Victorians for Sale in Greater Boston
Nothing pairs better with fall foliage than a bit of time-honored architecture.
Travel Deal: A “Babymoon” in Kennebunkport
It’s a getaway specially for parents-to-be.
On the Market: The Ski Chalet of Your Wildest Dreams
This almost $11 million estate in Stowe is steeped in luxury.
On the Market: Roxbury’s Chicest Brownstone
This Fort Hill pad overlooks Highland Park.
Compact Living Is Coming
The BPDA just approved a two-year pilot program allowing the construction of small, efficient housing units.
Fixer-Upper Friday: A Cottage Near Canobie Lake Park
You could live life within minutes of the Yankee Cannonball coaster.
Five Lovely Open Houses in the Suburbs to See This Weekend
From a midcentury modern masterpiece in Swampscott to an 1880s Victorian in Concord.
Boston Was Named One of the Top 10 Real Estate Markets to Watch in 2019
The Urban Land Institute’s annual Emerging Trends in Real Estate report has arrived.
On the Market: A Home with Ties to the Salem Witch Trials
The John Proctor House dates back to 1638.
On the Market: A Condo Fit for a Sea Captain
This two-bedroom overlooks tugboats chugging down the Piscataqua.
The Wonderfully Weird Mystery of Table Talk Pies’ Twitter Account
♫ I’m blue, I’m a blueberry pie ♫
On the Market: A Jaw-Dropping Newport Mansion
This castle-like construction is perched atop the highest point in town.
You Can Tour Four Trustees Properties for Free on Columbus Day
Entry fees will be waived for a few lucky groups of Massachusetts residents.