The five most expensive homes for sale in Newton this November.

A list of new construction open houses in Newton the weekend of November 5th.

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!

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.

Local events in Newton happening the weekend of August 12th.

As home sales keep booming, we want to keep you updated with what's going on at Castles Unlimited. Roman Reznikov recently closed on this great Condo in Newton!

Conveniently located in "Crystal Lake" neighborhood on the Newton Highlands/Newton Centre Line, this Colonial is exactly what you’ve been looking for! Don't miss this opportunity to customize your new home with Newton's premier builder!

A few fun free events happening around Newton the weekend of July 15-17.

Fun, free community activities to celebrate July 4^th running through the day from 10:00am until the fireworks at 9:00pm.

Watching fireworks is all about the view. These are the five best spots to watch Boston's festivities this year. 

With 6.8 million residents, Massachusetts was named the second-safest state by WalletHub. Here's a breakdown of the stats.

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Governor Charlie Baker is proposing an 8% increase on state spending for affordable housing for next year, and an 18% increment throughout the following five years, to a sum of $1.1 billion.

Baker proposed utilizing a sizable part of the new supports in the state’s capital spending plan to protect a portion of the 3,300 affordable residential units that are set to end up being priced at the market rate in the near future. The arrangement would finance more projects for affordable housing, for low-income families and for development projects in the state.