This 1600s build is a prototype of early American architecture that’s been preserved by Caldecott-winning children’s illustrator Ed Emberley and his author wife, Barbara.

This home is one of the only residential “glass houses” in the United States.

Where have all the houses gone?

We compare a condo in the heart of Boston with a freshly finished Colonial west of the city.

You can practically still smell the hops in this repurposed Jamaica Plain condo.

RISE Construction and Development’s Lisa Christopher drew from elements of other homes in Jeffries Point when designing the building.

Stoughton-based Mike and Denese Butler will work on homes throughout the southern Massachusetts suburbs.

This single-family was recently redone with high-end finishes, such as heated floors and a rainfall shower in the primary bathroom.

Plus, one of the property’s seven fireplaces once (maybe) belonged to Tom and Gisele!

Five things to know if you’re looking to move to this prominent suburb along the marathon route.

One Norwell grandpa’s solution: Purchase the next-door lot and build them an indoor saltwater pool.

An American bistro with luxury amenities is slated to open in May under head chef Danny Levesque.

A spiral staircase leads you to the top level for even better glimpses of the skyline.

Better than the water views is the private, white sand beach at the property’s edge.

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