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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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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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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New England Development and WS Development, two of Great Boston's top development companies, have been pushing their constructions and creating more changes and stores to two of the most well-loved shopping centers in
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Simon Property Group is moving forward with plans for a 47-story tower at Copley Place that would be the largest residential building in Boston.
They say in a new city filing today that the development would ensure the complex "maintains its status as the most attractive retail destination in Boston [...]
The developers of Millennium Place Luxury Complex, a 15-story luxury complex in midtown, aren't just selling condos, but creating an upscale urban lifestyle.
The three-bedroom condo we looked at had all the high-end amenities and views you'd expect with a price point of more than
Harvard University's decision more than 20 years ago to expand its campus into Allston was driven by a spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship. Neighbors feared they might be run over in the process. But they rarely worried that Harvard would ever think too small. Now, it seems, they
No longer do the sidewalks roll up after 6 p.m. in the Financial District.
The Hub will see twice the number of new housing units during this cycle than it did last cycle. And it is well-positioned to absorb the housing spurt, as there is a shift toward more urban
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