Real Estate
Housing Development Proposed for South Boston’s Broadway Theatre
For years, the former Broadway Theatre in South Boston has remained vacant. Now, a developer is proposing to use the property for housing. Per the Boston Herald, […]
Washington Square Is One of the Most Competitive Neighborhoods of 2016
Brookline’s Washington Square ranked as the third most competitive neighborhood in the country in 2016. That’s according to Redfin’s annual list of the 30 most competitive U.S. neighborhoods. The […]
This Is How Much Bostonians Have to Earn to Avoid Being Rent-Burdened
Forking over a huge chunk of your paycheck to keep a roof over your head is frustratingly normal in Boston—which is to say that most of the city’s […]
Here’s the Neighborhood Where Homes Stay on the Market the Longest
Homes in Boston seem like they’re snatched up in the blink of an eye. But just how quickly do properties leave the market? A new analysis […]
Bay Village Could Get a New Apartment Tower
There’s a big tower planned for Boston’s smallest neighborhood. This week, a 131-unit apartment building was proposed for Bay Village. The 19-story tower at 212-222 Stuart […]
Boston Was Named the Nation’s Third-Hottest Real Estate Market
Realtor.com recently released its 2017 real estate forecast, in which it bestows wisdom about the post-election market, new housing trends, and the hottest U.S. housing […]
A New Micro-Hotel Is Coming to the West End
A funky Dutch micro-hotel will soon set up shop in the West End. Hotel chain citizenM plans to open high-style, boutique lodgings at the Hub on Causeway, a development […]
Boston Appears on List of Cities Americans Are Leaving the Fastest
Feel like everyone you know is moving to another city? They are, sort of. A new study by apartment-finding platform Abodo set out to find […]
Here’s What the Inside of New England’s Tallest Residence Will Look Like
When One Dalton is completed in 2018, it’ll be the tallest residential tower in New England. The Four Seasons Private Residences at One Dalton Street is […]
Andrew and Harvard Squares Had the Fastest Growing Rents This Fall
Yet another report has documented Boston’s steadily increasing rent. This time, apartment renal platform Zumper is here to break down the city’s rent prices this […]
Where’s the Cheapest Place to Rent a Two-Bedroom Apartment?
Renting a one-bedroom apartment in Boston is no easy task. In an effort to save money on monthly payments, most renters are more than happy […]
Condo Prices in Boston Are at Record Highs
The third-tallest building in Boston isn’t only raising Boston’s skyline—it’s raising prices, too. The shining glass box known as Millennium Tower is one of the […]
These Are the 10 Cheapest Condos for Sale Right Now
Just because there are plenty of Bostonians willing to pay more than $1,000 per square foot for a condo doesn’t mean that you have to. […]
Virtual Reality for Real Estate Offers a Glimpse Into the Future
On a recent morning in the Seaport, I was transported to Miami. Standing inside a shipping container-turned-conference room in the offices of Neoscape, I slipped […]
Hyde Park Is Almost Two Times Cheaper Than Jamaica Plain
The average listing price in Hyde Park is $269 per square foot. That number doesn’t make you cringe as dramatically as some other neighborhood averages—but just […]