It finally feels like spring is here! With the warm weather, many are getting ready to clean out the old, and start fresh with the new. But spring cleaning doesn't mean getting rid of everything in the garage. Familiar pieces showcased and refurbished in a special way can be conversation starters and a great way to add life into your space. [...]
These past few weeks, Boston transportation has seen lots of changes. First it was the closure of the Boston Government Center T station, then it was the 4-weekend lane
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Forget the snow and rain these past few months have brought to Boston. Baseball is back!
The Boston Red Sox began their defense for the World Series title at 3:00 pm Monday against the Baltimore Orioles at Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore.
Jon Lester will start for the Red Sox. Their home opener will be on Friday at 2:00 pm against the Milwaukee [...]
With the popular
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With March marking the newest two-year closure of Boston's Government Center T station and the four weekend lane restrictions on the Massachusetts Turnpike, transportation in the Boston area seems to be constantly changing. But here's what you need to know about Newton transportation in your area.
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Sometimes getting your house to sell is all about setting the scene. From clearing clutter to rearranging furniture, listed below are a few a simple ways to make your home even more appealing to [...]
Newton's public school system is one of the best in the state. In Boston Magazine, Newton was ranked #20 in the 2013 "Massachusetts 50 best public school" article.
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Many people, when looking to buy a house, might lean towards older homes because of their "charm" or "character". These historic homes do enhance the beauty of Brookline and Newton, and add a certain flair to the architecture of the town. But as appealing as
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Our very own Jim Lowenstern was ranked in January's top 5 real estate agents in the Boston suburbs.
Working as the CEO of Castles Unlimited, Inc for over 28 years, Jim specializes in luxury property in Boston and the
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