Boston Magazine

It’s not as simple as you might think.

State representative and emergency physician Jon Santiago on how Boston can survive the winter COVID surge.

A break-in at the property was just the latest public update on the infamous mansion.

This rosy-hued home boasts antique character and an adorable backyard potting shed.

Snow, wind, and rain are en route to Massachusetts.

There’s a reason it’s the ultimate “comfort food.” Bookmark these picks for gravy-drenched-chicken classics, plus a couple curveballs.

Stock up on those sweatpants and hoodies before hibernation season.

Handcrafted fixtures fill this Rhode Island cottage, artfully redesigned by the head of a local school’s art department.

Patio season is ending. New curfews have cut business. If bureaucrats don’t act now, an abandoned industry faces dire prospects.

From former prisons to luxe penthouses, our guide to the city’s best places to stay and play.

From sheltered terraces to brick-paved courtyards, feast your eyes on these enchanting outdoor dens.

The former tailor shop received an extreme makeover, Salem edition.

It’s amazing what a few miles will do to the market.

For the past 27 years, Phantom Gourmet has portrayed itself as the friendly pied piper of comfort food in the suburbs. But what if it was just a disguise?

From a modern single-family converted from a garage to a funky wooden dwelling in Cambridge.