Boston Magazine

This home is one of the only residential “glass houses” in the United States.

Not to mention an extraordinarily fun cocktail list—and community space for learning.

Where have all the houses gone?

Merai will feature a cocktail bar and a menu that uses “Thai flavors as a tool to celebrate different cuisines.”

The Italian restaurant in Boston’s diverse residential neighborhood makes a case for getting out of your downtown dining rut.

We compare a condo in the heart of Boston with a freshly finished Colonial west of the city.

You can practically still smell the hops in this repurposed Jamaica Plain condo.

After nearly a decade in Hollywood and a new book Small Mercies out this month, the hometown novelist often finds himself missing Boston. Just don’t expect to catch him at Dorchester’s Tenean Beach, kid.

RISE Construction and Development’s Lisa Christopher drew from elements of other homes in Jeffries Point when designing the building.

Stoughton-based Mike and Denese Butler will work on homes throughout the southern Massachusetts suburbs.

Friends and neighbors from the Back Bay to Cohasset thought Brian Walshe was a good husband and a fun-loving guy.  Then his wife disappeared—and police discovered his search history.

You have way better things to do than spend hours in the kitchen. Thankfully, these locally sourced, direct-to-door dinner services can do the hard work for you.

Before the country’s iconic Raffles hotel opens in Boston this summer, take a trip 9,000 miles to experience mind-bending skyscrapers, sprawling botanical gardens, and some of the world’s best steamed chicken.

This is who came out on top this year.

Here’s why the Fair Share Amendment could send a tidal wave of cash out-of-state and shrink local resources.