The local properties you ogled the most this year.

From high-end showrooms to bargain basements, these local shops to help furnish your home.

A record-breaking pair of Union Park rowhouses sold this year became the neighborhood’s highest single-family home purchases of all-time.

This month, we compare a stately brick-clad Colonial in Newton Centre and a Craftsman-style home near Jamaica Pond.

With 15 bedrooms, a temperature-controlled indoor pool, and an array of guest houses, this 25,537-square-foot manor exists entirely in its own universe.

The Grammy-winning musician’s 10,747-square-foot compound is the most expensive single-family home ever sold in Pioneer Valley.

Looking for a small-town feel in the city? This waterfront enclave might be for you.

Closing for $9.3 million, this modernist New Marlborough glass cabin is the highest recorded sale in the region.

To create an entertaining space big enough for their bottle collection, one local oenophile couple took the party underground.

With seven bedrooms, a regal patio, a movie theater, a pool, and infinite potential for Game of Thrones cosplay, there isn’t much you’ll miss if you make this palatial private estate your home.

With its waterfront views, impressive amenities, and inviting pool, this property could become the region’s priciest sale in 2023.

Helena Wurzel celebrates female friendships, raising children, and the changing seasons of New England in paintings that present self-assured subjects going about their days.

In coastal Maine, a historic guest house’s original character shines with just the right amount of contemporary detail.

Where to go and what to see for your winter arts fix.

Designing diplomatic reception rooms, Hunt Slonem’s homes, and Yves Saint Laurent goes gold.