Neighborhood News
The Aberdeen: Luxury Living on the B Line in Brighton
High-end condos arrive in student central.
Last Block of Seaport Land Sells for $359 Million
Cranes continue to rise in the Seaport, and today, the final large block of land, spanning 12.5 acres along Seaport Boulevard, Congress Street, and Summer […]
The South End House Tour Offers Design Inspiration This Weekend
Step inside some of Boston’s most beautiful homes this Saturday when the South End opens its doors for the 47th annual Historical Society House Tour—a self-guided walking tour of restored townhouses […]
There’s a New Way to See Historic Photos of Boston Neighborhoods
Between 1935 and 1945, in an attempt to document the state of the country and gain support for New Deal programs, the government commissioned photographers to […]
The Best Neighborhoods for Trick-or-Treating in Boston
To help you and your kids capitalize on Halloween, Zillow compiled a list of the best cities and neighborhoods for trick-or-treating, in other words, where you can […]
The Envoy Hotel Brings High Design to the Seaport
The retro-chic Verb Hotel and stately Eliot Hotel, among others, top the list of design-centric places to call home while visiting Boston. Now joining the group, The Envoy Hotel is fully […]
How to Build a Cape Cod Home in Just One Week
This week in Harwich, more than 50 members and friends of the Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Cape Cod (HBRACC) will come together to help […]
Help Save This Old House in Danvers, Massachusetts
Fun fact: Essex County, Massachusetts has more First Period homes (built during the settlement of the US, with construction dating from 1626-1725) than anywhere else in the country. […]
Merry Allston Christmas, Everybody!
Allston Christmas is upon us, as disgruntled students and their poor parents flood the GAP area (read: Gardner, Ashford, and Pratt streets) and beyond in […]
Win a Sleepover at Fenway Park
Baseball fans hope for unexpected opportunities come fall, but the chance to wake up in Fenway Park with a view of the Green Monster is entirely new. […]
Zillow’s ‘Starbucks Effect’ Has Venti-Sized Holes
No coffee-guzzling American can deny that Starbucks is iconic. Sure, we make fun of how its trendy cups o’ pumpkin-spiced joe are just so à la […]
What to See and Where to Shop in Boston Design This Month
The Thos. Moser Dining Sale Handcrafted Thos. Moser dining room tables, chairs and case pieces are offered at 15 percent off during the month of February—all collections are included. February […]
Neighborhood Shots of Winter Storm Juno
The Old North Church and Paul Revere, seen here. A Boston Common view, spotted here. Empty streets in Beacon Hill, seen here. […]
Boston’s Tallest New Skyscraper Breaks Ground
Lights beamed from the Back Bay last night in celebration of the groundbreaking of a new neighbor for the Pru and the Hancock Tower—the much-anticipated […]
Waterford Crystal’s Flagship Store Opens in Boston
Two blocks from the Public Garden, the second floor windows of 127-129 Newbury Street sparkle with cut-glass chandeliers, as Waterford Crystal just opened its U.S. flagship store. Previously […]