If you’re planning on sticking around for a while, there are quite a few renovations that will not only increase the value of your home, but save you money month to month.

Sometime you need to ignore the listings around you and look at what's selling.

Boston is expanding at a rapid pace; in the last few years neighborhoods such as Seaport, Fenway, Southie and Assembly Row have seen massive developments that have completely changed their landscapes, both physically and economically.

The rate at which Americans missed a mortgage payment or have entered into foreclosure are at a 20 year low.

Few destinations in Boston represent luxury retail more so than Newbury Street in Back Bay, it’s one of the most coveted U.S. retail drags north of New York City. The family selling this ? acre lot has owned it for decades, and they’ve chosen a great time to sell the property.

REITs have recently become more popular for small scale investors who want to dip their toes into real estate, but don’t want to take the big risk that comes with buying a property of your own.

With the power of combined income and shared liability, it’s a great time to plunge into the real estate world.

Gen Z represents $143 billion in purchasing power and growing, 61 million people in the U.S. alone. This makes their preferences pretty important to companies who want to thrive in the coming years.

Quick and easy changes that will help your house sell faster (and maybe even for more money).

In the digital age, the right photos can make or break your listing.

While 20% might help persuade the seller with immediate cash compensation, it can be hard to save up this amount of money- especially when timing your purchase with the market.

An energy efficient home can pay dividends over the years, of saving money on utilities.

Getting you interest rate down can be just as important as getting the right price on your new home.

Rising home prices have clearly done little to dampen demand, as investor purchases of homes in the US have reached an all-time high. Investor purchases are not only the highest on record, but they are nearly twice the amount they were before the housing crash in [...]