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I’d never met Tracy Campion before I wrote my profile of her for this issue’s The Closer, but I’d seen her elegant real estate ads […]

I was listening to Marketplace on NPR last night and heard a compelling report about a bill coming up for a vote in the Senate […]

In Boston, Hip Neighborhood = High Rent. But hipsters ≠ necessarily willing to pay lots of money to live in those ‘hoods. [Boston.com]

As I have pointed out in this space recently, the western suburbs — the “blue chip” towns with a winning mix of quality schools, proximity […]

This July, Mayor Menino stood outside a house at 102 Blue Hill Avenue and announced the launch of the city’s new Problem Properties Task Force, […]

I just spent two hours moving scrap metal, moldy old cook books, cleaning chemicals, and dog paraphernalia out of someone’s million-dollar home on the morning […]

Vacant Suburb Office Spaces as an Indicator of the Economy. Approximately twice the amount of empty offices, cubicle farms, and lab space that indicates a […]

Massachusetts Lists Most Dangerous Intersections for Pedestrians. The most dangerous crosswalks are in Chelsea, according to state statistics. The state also keeps track of the […]

Last week, I compared the typical spring and fall housing markets in the western suburbs. This was mostly from the perspective of sellers. That is, […]

If you follow news about residential real estate on a regular basis, no doubt your head is spinning trying to make sense of it all. […]

When I set out reporting my story this month on Steven Roth and the hole he and his company, Vornado Realty Trust, own at the […]

In my last post, I discussed some of the fundamentals of home buying and how one should pay particular attention to them during times of […]

The old saying “real estate is local” never runs more true than in Boston. For years now, I have been arguing that, despite the unfortunate […]

Sometimes, I see home owners who are considering selling, unconvinced that there are buyers for their homes due mostly to the turbulence of the market. […]

A Post-Lockout To-Do List for the Patriots. How to take control of your season with training camp and free agency likely piled on one another […]