There are a few essential steps to prep for an open house. Not to worry - we've got you covered.

Pros and cons are usually subjective but in the case of home additions, they’re somewhat universal. Here are some things to consider if you’re considering adding some space.

While the holidays aren’t usually considered a great time to buy a home, less competition, motivated sellers and year-end tax benefits are some underrated pros of doing so. These are just a few reasons why December is a great time to house hunt.

Without a doubt, buying a home is one of the biggest purchases you will ever make and home insurance goes hand in hand with that purchase. There are a variety of factors that influence your ability to receive a favorable premium. These are some key factors to keep in mind.

When looking at potential homes, it’s important to keep your focus and not be swept away by the big features. Yes -the house may have the vaulted ceilings or massive fireplace you’re looking for, but don’t let this get you off track.

Buying a foreclosed house is different from buying a typical house. One major pro is that most bank-owned homes are vacant which means you’re moving in process is sped up. But there are some things you should keep in mind. Here are five things to you should know about buying a foreclosed property.

These ten things may seem small but they're expensive if left uncorrected. The good news is they're easy and relatively inexpensive to fix.

The general rule of thumb when it comes to down payments in the Boston area is twenty percent of the price. So that means, with home prices where they are today, you’re looking at upwards of $100,000 up front.

Choosing a paint color is more than just personal taste -  it's about setting a mood.

Buying a brand-new, untouched home can be an amazing move. You can customize it, break it in and make it truly yours. Here are some things you should know.

A mix of classically upscale, up and coming and working class neighborhoods are demonstrating large price jumps heading into the fall season. Downtown Boston alone jumped nearly 33 percent to a median home price of $3.1 million. The following is a breakdown of the ten Boston neighborhoods exhibiting the strongest price growth.

First things first: the most common reason a home does not sell is because it is overpriced. Overpricing your home almost guarantees that you will end up with less money and more stress. Albeit, it can be hard to find that sweet spot: where you feel you’re home is being appreciated while also attracting prospective buyers. Here are some clear signs that your home is priced too high.

Buying a house to renovate definitely has its advantages. The most appealing may be the opportunity to make the home the way you want it and ideally increase the value. However, it’s certainly not an easy task to undertake.

There are many little ways to save energy – you just need to be aware of what your using and when.