Maintaining a home is expensive – around 1 percent of your home’s value goes to maintenance each year. Anywhere you can save is a plus. And when it comes to simple tasks, you should be prepared to roll your sleeves up.
Fabulous young custom-built 4,500 square foot home in prestigious North Walpole. Set back from street view, surrounded by 1.04 tree-lined acres, this elegant home is truly a hidden gem.
No one should be surprised that Boston came in 3rd in the nation for most expensive rents just behind San Francisco and New York City.
The owner of a triangle of buildings at John F. Kennedy and Brattle Street in Harvard square plans to add two glassy floors to create a continuous shopping mall for the area.
Fall is a great season to showcase your home, especially in New England. Here are a few ways to spruce up your space for a fall sale.
Fireworks will be launched from barges anchored off the North End and Seaport over Boston Harbor to celebrate Labor Day Weekend and the beginning of fall.
If you have served in the military or the National Guard, you are probably eligable for a loan guaranty from the US Department of Veterans Affairs.
The Boston Transportation Departments will temporarily widen sidewalks at Franklin and Arch streets on Tuesday morning.
A list of our open houses the weekend of August 27th.
The number of homes sold in MA actually decreased this past July. On Tuesday, the Massachusetts Association of Realtors (MAR) reported 5,799 sales in July – a 14% drop from last year. This is the first time MAR has reported a drop in sales in over a year.
It’s no secret – moving is stressful. There are a million and one things to consider and even more to plan and pack. You want to cut down your to do list as much as possible and part of that is getting prepared for the big day ahead of time. These tips will help your transition smoothly into your new home.
Home sellers are ending summer on top – with high demand and sales at their strongest in nearly a decade. If you’re planning to list your home in the coming weeks, make it as accessible as possible to buyers by answering all their questions.
The buyer was John Grayken, a private equity billionaire originally from Cohasset.
Across the country’s largest rental markets, 14 percent of renters have high credit scores, good incomes and could in fact afford to buy the median home in their market.