Bill Janovitz

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It’s easy to fantasize about having a big summer house, but, sometimes, smaller is better after all.

Consider this a gift … you can thank me later.

What to know if you’re considering selling your home on a quieter route.

Not just limited to techy fields, real estate agents now rely on iPads, too.

Older couples downsizing to move into Boston’s urban locales is an important dynamic and a healthy trend.

Although I was out of place at the Nantucket Film Festival’s Late Night Storytelling, I got a few laughs.

Uncommon in Boston, the Philly Style layout offers separation of living from sleeping areas.

Hockey makes me yawn, so I listen to the music instead of watching the action.

Lexington’s pioneering architect schools us on what “modern” means in 2011.

Lexington’s pioneering architect schools us on what “modern” means in 2011.

The pros and cons of equating space with quality.

A few months shy of Buffalo Tom’s 25th anniversary, Bill Janovitz reflects on the life cycle of a band.

The elite of Boston’s roots musicians plays tonight at Cambridge’s Lizard Lounge.

Homes that sell fast in some communities can sit forever in the next town over. What’s going on?