According to financial advise website, SmartAsset, Newton residents exhibit behavior typically associated with low stress levels. They sleep around 7 hours a night, work around 38 hours a week, have an average commute of 26 minutes and 58 percent of survey participants exercise regularly.
There will be live music, a kids sing-a-long by Julia of Music Together (12:30), pumpkin decorating, face painting, and an apple pie baking contest. Your family can play corn hole together, or take part in the Newton Community Farm Scavenger Hunt It’s the perfect way to welcome the fall season!
You've never seen Boston like this before.
From food to music to film, fall is festival season in New England.
Median home prices in areas around Greater Boston are quickly reaching $500,000. While this list includes some traditionally more expensive neighborhoods, many suburbs that aren’t usually considered as such are also soaring in price.
The study looked at homes across the country that were listed from April 2014 to April 2016 to determine what percentage has “green” features, such as energy star ratings, LEED certification and solar panels. To be considered “green” the listing had to have at least one of these features.
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.
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.
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.
The buyer was John Grayken, a private equity billionaire originally from Cohasset.