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Real estate showdown: a waterfront Cape escape versus a Bay Village townhouse.
Judge Judy has a new place to hang her robes: inside her $9 million Newport mansion’s cedar closets. Judy Sheindlin, TV’s spirited courtroom personality, and her […]
Legendary community organizer Mel King and longtime local Realtor Steven Cohen trace the South End’s evolution, for better and worse.
If you start saving now, you can buy a great condo in Boston by 2030. Maybe. Bostonians spend almost 12 years saving up for a 20 percent […]
Its shingles are peeling, its rusty chainlink fence is tilting, and its property listing politely requests you avoid walking through it. Yet this ramshackle residence for sale […]
With its short, shining buildings and lack of trees, schools, or grocery stores, the Seaport is truly unlike any other neighborhood in Boston. It now has […]
1. The Eddy There’s really nothing else like the pool deck at the Eddy. With a breeze coming off the harbor and a picture-perfect view of […]
It used to be that if you were spending time in the Fenway, you were either doing your best to avoid touristy Red Sox traffic, […]
Which would you choose?
Sky-high prices, absentee landlords, and a swarm of grad students trying to beat you to the punch.
Two very disparate Boston neighborhoods saw a spike in rent prices this spring: the South End and West Roxbury. According a new seasonal rent report from apartment […]
Which would you choose?
According to two reports released today, condos in Massachusetts have become extremely expensive. So expensive, in fact, that median prices have reached an all-time high for […]
West Roxbury checks all the boxes of a Boston suburb: streets lined with post-war ranch houses, an upscale grocery store, and even an Italian steakhouse. But somehow, it’s […]
Boston’s next great ’hood has luxury condos, great restaurants, and affordable rents. So, what’s the catch?