With Adjusted Expectations, Homebuyers and Sellers Return to Market
Our agents are reporting busy open houses and motivated buyers, even as contingencies and home inspections are back. The value of a home will hinge on price and condition.
Our agents are reporting busy open houses and motivated buyers, even as contingencies and home inspections are back. The value of a home will hinge on price and condition.
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Purchase mortgage applications for the second straight week reached the lowest level since 1995 amid rising interest rates, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
A New Hampshire man has been indicted for allegedly committing five bank robberies last year in Northern Massachusetts.
Who’s on the move? From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: It’s the latest issue of Banker & Tradesman’s Personnel File.
If Gov. Maura Healey wants to make the most of landmark zoning reforms and the grand project to transform the MBTA commuter rail system, an infusion of HDIP housing production funds is needed.
Boston’s housing supply shortage has reached a tipping point. Allowing landlords to add bedrooms to apartments without the slow, confusing and expensive variance process will rapidly address this vast need.
For too long, office design was about a kit of parts – matching desks, file cabinets, chairs – all easily rearranged on a dime. The advent of hybrid work changed all that.
CambridgeSeven used parametric design to translate the unique Voronai diagram into a primary design element for exhibits at the new Broad Discovery Center in Cambridge.
When Scape began planning its first residential development in Boston, the city was already grappling with a significant housing shortage. Four years and a pandemic later, that project, “The Bon,” recently opened to prospective tenants.
Peabody-based North Shore Bank announced it has raised $100,000 for the Saugus Family YMCA through its regular “jeans day” programs. See who else gave back in recent weeks.
A Rhode Island man was arrested and charged in Boston federal court yesterday for an alleged laundering scheme that involved about 80 business bank accounts at Massachusetts and Rhode Island banks.
For the fifth consecutive year, Gail Roberts, Ed Feijo & Team has earned its spot as the No.1 small sales team nationwide at Coldwell Banker.
Stamford, Connecticut-based Webster Bank has named Ann Meade as its regional president for the Boston market.
The Federal Housing Administration has reduced the annual mortgage insurance premiums charged to homebuyers who obtain an FHA-insured mortgage.
The next wave of arrivals at Arsenal Yards includes health care and service-oriented tenants ranging from a 365-day vet to a body scanning clinic.
As the mortgage industry moves closer to the end of new COVID-related forbearances, the number of homeowners in forbearance decreased last month, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.