Real Estate
The Average Asking Price in the Seaport Is Now More Than $2,000 per Square Foot
With its short, shining buildings and lack of trees, schools, or grocery stores, the Seaport is truly unlike any other neighborhood in Boston. It now has […]
Seven Residential Buildings in Boston with Incredible Pools
1. The Eddy There’s really nothing else like the pool deck at the Eddy. With a breeze coming off the harbor and a picture-perfect view of […]
So You Want to Live in the Fenway
It used to be that if you were spending time in the Fenway, you were either doing your best to avoid touristy Red Sox traffic, […]
Either-Or: A Majestic MetroWest Estate vs. a Cambridge One-Bedroom
Which would you choose?
How Did Renting in Boston Become Such a Nightmare?
Sky-high prices, absentee landlords, and a swarm of grad students trying to beat you to the punch.
West Roxbury and the South End Claim the Fastest Growing Rents This Spring
Two very disparate Boston neighborhoods saw a spike in rent prices this spring: the South End and West Roxbury. According a new seasonal rent report from apartment […]
Condo Prices in Massachusetts Have Reached an All-Time High
According to two reports released today, condos in Massachusetts have become extremely expensive. So expensive, in fact, that median prices have reached an all-time high for […]
So You Want to Live in West Roxbury
West Roxbury checks all the boxes of a Boston suburb: streets lined with post-war ranch houses, an upscale grocery store, and even an Italian steakhouse. But somehow, it’s […]
Inside Worcester’s Development: What’s the Catch?
Boston’s next great ’hood has luxury condos, great restaurants, and affordable rents. So, what’s the catch?
Here Are the Wealthiest Zip Codes in Massachusetts
Unless you started your own company, played the lotto, or found a really rare antique in your attic, you’re probably not calling one of the […]
So You Want to Live in Beacon Hill
One of Boston’s oldest neighborhoods also happens to be one of its most expensive. Welcome to Beacon Hill. As the home of plenty of past […]
A Historical Salem Mansion Was Replicated in Brookline, and Now It’s for Sale
In 1804, renowned architect Samuel McIntire finished the Gardner-Pingree House, a Federal-style mansion in Salem with stately curb appeal. The historical home, which has since been converted into a […]
Either-Or: A Downtown Boston Condo vs. a Private Island in Maine
Which would you choose?
Rents Are Rising in Boston, Again
It’s not just your rent—it’s everyone’s rent. The cost of leasing an apartment in Boston is reportedly once again on the rise, and the average monthly […]