While renting to own may not be the most popular way to buy a home, for a select few it is the best option available. 

Maintaining a global network is key to success, especially with the increase of foreign buyers looking to buy property in the U.S.

There's no doubt about it, the role is under fire- but many people have forgotten the purpose behind the buyer's agent and why it is crucial to the public good.

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.

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.

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 [...]

It's never a bad idea to keep your eye on the market and weigh your options.

You get what you pay for, and that is especially true for real estate professionals.

In a recent ranking based on median listing price and median days on the market, Boston ranks as April's number one hottest housing market.

The median days on the market in Boston is 32 days, which is quick compared to other cities, but not necessarily the quickest. Where Boston really shines is this short days on market number in [...]

Boston has made it into the top 10 best real estate bets for 2019. In 2018, jobs grew at an unprecedented rate of 2.5 percent. Home prices went up 6 percent, and income went up 6 percent as well. The average home is listed for $426,000 and the average monthly rent is $1,614. Taking all of these factors into consideration, Boston area real [...]

Boston is an expensive city to buy a house. Anyone who has ever tried to buy in the Boston area knows about the bidding wars and heavy competition to become a homeowner. Fortunately for sellers, the Boston area housing market has been heated and growing steadily more heated over the past few years. However, buyers may soon be catching a break according to new reports show that home prices in the region showed the first signs of cooling off in October—the volume of sales slowed, as the number of properties for sale increased.

According to a new residential sales report released Wednesday by the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, residential home sales rose 3.5 percent in August– a better-than-expected turnout, signifying a healthy economy and a strong market.