Real Estate
And the Boston Area City with the Fastest Growing Rent This Year Was…
As the year—and decade—wraps up, it’s time to look back at how much of our paychecks we’ve collectively forked over to landlords this year, and […]
Boston Has Ten Days to Decide Whether to Demolish Whitey Bulger’s “Haunty” House
It’s been four months since the Haunty first hit the market. Though the pale green facade and simple black “799” numbering above the doorway may […]
Guess Which Boston Zip Code Is One of the Most Expensive in the U.S.
Populated with retailers like Canada Goose and Tesla, we don’t go to the Prudential looking for a cheap buy—and we don’t scour the surrounding area […]
Boston Rent Prices Have Finally Decreased Ever So Slightly
If you’re annoyed that you weren’t the one to uncover buried treasure in the North End, here’s a new way to feel a little richer: […]
Boston Welcomes New England’s First LGBTQ-Friendly Senior Housing Facility
Sixteen years after becoming the first state to legalize gay marriage, Massachusetts has become the first state in New England to develop a senior housing […]
The Hub on Causeway Is Finally Open for Business, and You Have to Check it Out
If you want to see a movie, need a place to live, have to buy some eggs and bread, want to taste a Guy Fieri-approved […]
These Are the Best Places to Raise a Family in Massachusetts
This may be an eye-rollingly obvious statement to any seasoned parent, but: Raising a family is not easy. From carpool logistics to family-sized grocery hauls to the […]
The Ames Hotel Has Closed to Make Room for Suffolk Students
There are no reservations left at the Ames Hotel. The historic downtown Boston hotel closed its doors Sept. 23—and will reopen them to a slew […]
4 One of a Kind Homes Available Now in the Suburbs
The endless searching through listings is over. Your dream home is here. Well, make that four dream homes. Good luck choosing from these suburban stunners […]
Planning on Going Outside During Move-In Weekend? Check This Heat Map First
We are officially at T-10 days until the dreaded citywide September 1 move, and by this point, anyone who is planning to move should have […]
The Obamas Might Be Buying a Martha’s Vineyard Home from Wyc Grousbeck
Update: In the same way most of us might try on a pair of jeans before making the purchase, the Obamas decided to rent out […]
Suffolk Undergrads Might Get to Live in the Ames Hotel Next Year
With its skyline views, modern furnishings, and spot on the National Register of Historic Places, the Financial District’s Ames Hotel is a far cry from a […]
Either-Or: A Sprawling Scituate Chateau vs. a South End Triplex
Photos by Bill Good Sr., Bill Good Jr., and Lynn Murphy/Dean and Hamilton Realtors (Scituate); Boston Virtual Imaging (South End) 169 Border Street, Scituate Sale […]
Melrose Ranks as One of the Nation’s 10 Hottest Neighborhoods
Melrose is back at it. In the popularity contest that is the Realtor.com “America’s 10 Hottest Neighborhoods” list, the Boston suburb once again earned a […]
This Is the Most Affordable Place to Retire in Massachusetts
Finding an affordable place to retire is increasingly difficult for Bostonians, and one look at a real estate listing site like Zillow will tell you […]