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Telematics company Geotab ranked 15 major U.S. cities based on their square footage per capita of roads, buildings, and green space.
An Early Look into Winthrop Center’s Eco-Friendly and Tech-Savvy Interior
Downtown Crossing’s newest skyscraper will feature more fresh air, a proprietary app, and an electromagnetic-free zen room.
On the Market: A Massive Manor in Jamaica Plain
This nearly five-acre estate gives new meaning to the phrase "city living."
On the Market: A Concrete and Chic Condo in the Leather District
A spa-like bathroom and original industrial touches grace this massive one-bed.
Five Two-Bed Apartments for Less Than $1,950 Per Month
Featuring a Brighton abode with a stained glass window and double mantel fireplace.
Bungalow Wants to Remove the Stress of Finding a Sublet in Boston
It’s like your college dorm, if it was in a nice house with adults.
Either-Or: An Airy Cambridge Condo vs. a Sunny South Shore Abode
It’s amazing what a few miles will do to the market.
Five Studio Apartments for Less Than $1,600 Per Month
Featuring a top-floor unit with views of all of Brookline—for just $1,300.
So You Want to Live in Chelsea
Navigate the market with our trusty neighborhood guide.
Five One-Bedroom Apartments for $1,700 or Less per Month
Featuring a unit on Abbey Road.
Covet: Sitting Pretty
Louis Vuitton’s home collection, available at Copley Place, is as iconic as its totes.
Transformation Tuesday: Easy Updates Turned This Somerville Kitchen into a Bright and Cheerful Space
Squarehouse Studios brought in a fresh color palette and an eye-catching patterned backsplash.
Linda Cabot Talks Sustainable Design and Her New Boston Design Center Shop
The painter turned textile designer creates eco-friendly tabletop linens, bedding, pillows, and more.
A Room Is Open in the West End’s Famed "Last Tenement"
You can live inside a beloved piece of Boston history.
