Think big open rooms with natural materials, textured wood and earth toned palettes.

People in Boston take Saint Patrick's Day very seriously. From wearing green to drinking traditional irish liquor, traditions are staunchly followed. Make sure you're in the loop for the parade, check out our handy Parade Guide.

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Go green this spring to reduce your bills and give the planet some love. Check out six ways to make your home more eco-friendly this spring.

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Check out the walkability of the towns around Boston plus their average list prices.

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Good design and simple touches go a long way in attracting renters by making your space feel fresh and inviting - important qualities in a vacation rental.

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Stop & Shop has filed a letter of intent to build 1010 new residences and 1,9000,000 square feet of retail and LEED-certified offices next to the Mass Pike.

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Sometimes things you didn’t even know were unhealthy can sneak into your home. Here's what they are and how to get rid of them for a healthy and green home.

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There are many factors that impact the sale of a home but a major one is timing. Depending when you list, it could sell in a week or sit for months.

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A new plan from Mayor Walsh will use selective distribution of liquor licenses to promote growth in Boston's outer neighborhoods. 

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Plan to sell the old horse track, known as Suffolk Downs, could bring serious development to this corner of the city. 

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The City of Boston just approved for the rezoning of 42 acres of waterfront land for the Boston Harbor Garage Conversion Project. 

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It’s almost spring and with that comes a new buying season. Getting your home ready for a sale doesn’t need to include expensive remodeling. Most of the time, all you need is a few tweaks here and there.

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Boston’s socioeconomic polarization is drastic, even despite minor improvements in recent years according to a new report from the Metropolitan Area Planning Council.

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Buying a home can prove difficult depending on location, price, and rates; however, chances might be even harder for those a part of this generation: Millennials. For all those individuals born from the 1980s to late 1990’s, also known as the children of the Baby Boomers generation, can anticipate a harder time when looking into the housing market.

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