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“I found the perfect place to raise a family in the city.” The Buyer: Nani Calvillo The Home: A charming three-bed, one-bath Cape in Roslindale […]
Jamaica Plain established itself as one of America’s first streetcar suburbs in the early 19th century. But today, instead of streets filled with trollies ferrying Bostonians […]
In a report released this week, real estate site Trulia ranked Boston as the top third city leading the country in homebuilding, beat only by […]
Just in time for the beginning of the September 1st apartment hunt, rental platform Zumper is here to break down the city’s rent prices over this […]
There’s a good chance that if you’ve lived in Boston for years, you’ve shared a place with a couple of roommates. It’s not by choice, […]
Which would you choose?
Once dominated by a working-class Irish Catholic population, South Boston has seen an influx of young professionals and families over the years, and with it, new, high-priced housing […]
Getting a deal on an apartment is unheard of in Boston. After all, it is one of the most expensive cities in the country for renters. […]
Boston is number one at a lot of things. We’re America’s best city for startups, we’re ranked the top town for active living, and we’re consistently awarded the title of […]
Which would you choose?
On your last visit to the North End, perhaps while waiting for a table on Salem Street, you might have noticed a building blossoming. With its petal-shaped […]
Which would you choose?
Every year, the Boston Foundation publishes a Greater Boston Housing Report Card to provide in-depth analysis on the region’s housing production, population demographics, pricing changes, […]
October turned out to be a better-than-expected month for real estate in Massachusetts. According to a new report from real estate tracking firm the Warren Group, […]
A high-end dormitory for adults may soon spring up in the South End. Last week, Newton-based National Development proposed a 14-story “co-living” building to complete the […]