Can’t be a celebrity? Well, now you can live like one anyways!

In the 2015 American Consumer Survey by the U.S. Census Bureau, Massachusetts was found to be the second most valuable state to buy a home in. Why’s that? Location, location, location!

A townhouse in Charlestown, Massachusetts built in 1845 goes on the market for $1.48 million! 

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Could you live in a church? This 1800s United Methodist church has been converted into a home! 

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New to the market is a lovely home at 73 Kelley Dr. in Braintree, MA! This luxurious residence in Braintree Highlands has more than enough room for the whole family! 

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Painting contractor Dan Mihailescu and his seamstress wife Olga built their dream house in one of the most unusual Massachusetts traveler developments.

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Greater Boston recently sold all of these massive dream homes with direct water views for millions of dollars.

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Where there's a will, there's a way indeed. Punny puns intended. Seriously, folks. Leaving your heirs better off than you were is the point of your life. Finish strong. Ensure a strong future generation. This is not the time to be selfish!

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Want to score more sales? Play to win by investing in birdies, bogeys and basements.

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Don't you wish you lived in luxurious Greater Boston? Move into a dream condo, a mansion, a unit, or a town house for a little over a few million dollars.

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New study shows: You see better results when you use real estate agents to sell your home. 

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366 Elliot Street Unit 1 is fully renovated and available for rent in Newton Ma.

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In 2016, 36.6 percent of household heads rented their home, close to the 1965 number of 37 percent, according to a new report by the Pew Research Center based on data from the Census Bureau. The total number of U.S. households grew by 7.6 million over the past decade, Pew reported. However, the number of households headed by owners remained relatively flat, while households headed by renters grew by nearly 10 percent during the same time period.

The substantial increase in sales volume from Canadian buyers, helped foreign investment in U.S. residential real estate skyrocketed, as transactions grew in the top five countries where buyers originated.

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