Some of these projects literally end up paying for themselves with ROIs as high as 107%.

From tax breaks to energy improvement incentives, there are a bunch of ways your new home can earn you money.

Drastically reducing your energy bills is just one of the advantages of living in an energy efficient home.

Your guide to watching for an taking advantage of a buyer's market.

Buying a house is a lot  - of time, money and brain capacity. But don't worry, we've got you covered.

It’s that time of year again when moods shift to out with the old and in with the new. So why not turn this resolve to your home décor?  Here a few simple, cost-effective ways to switch up your space with minimal effort.

What you can rent for $2,000 a month around Boston.

A new report observed that a growing interest in fresh, accessible food cultivates the communities around it and innovation and development follow its cultivation. Neighborhood farmer’s markets, farm-to-table restaurants and community gardens are just a few examples.

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.

If you want to know where Boston epicures spend their time (and money), there are tons of lists you could find online telling you where to go. But what better way to know than to follow around an Uber driver for a night? Check out this list of top 10 restaurants in Boston ranked by total number of Uber drop-offs.

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.