Price Cuts On Rise In New England
Price cuts are on the rise throughout the nation, according to a new report from listings portal Zillow, and Massachusetts isn’t being spared.
Price cuts are on the rise throughout the nation, according to a new report from listings portal Zillow, and Massachusetts isn’t being spared.
Areas of Greater Boston once considered bargains have seen some of the sharpest home-price appreciation over the last 10 years, leaving first-time buyers struggling.
International capital is flowing back into Boston’s high-end real estate while local entrepreneurs are competing for the same premium properties.
Signs suggest many large homebuilders, and even their smaller brethren, have gotten too far out over their skis.
As luxury home prices surged across the nation, even greater price appreciation was seen in Greater Boston.
A modernist gem takes the fourth spot in this week’s roundup of the most expensive home sales in Massachusetts.
ADUs may be legal to build statewide in Massachusetts, but a new study from the Pioneer Institute shows we’re building them at a fraction of the pace of cities in California and Washington.
The Massachusetts Association of Realtors saw a modest decline in membership this year. But is it the commission lawsuits, or something else?
After struggling for much of the year, the Massachusetts condominium market spent October hitting its first month of year-on-year price growth since April.
While homes are losing their values at a recent high, homes in the Boston area are retaining their value better than their counterparts.
Nearly a year after the biggest national commission settlement was approved, buyer agent commissions haven’t budged much. For real estate leaders in Massachusetts, that’s just fine.
Homebuyers looking to pay their agents directly have found little success, according to a new consumer group study. That’s not what was supposed to happen.
The hidden costs of homeownership are on the rise and Greater Boston has some of the highest costs in the nation.
The fourth home in this week’s roundup of the most expensive home sales in Massachusetts is part of a complex historic preservation project that included rescuing a famous architect’s home.
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As home prices shot into outer space statewide over the last 10 years, much of that growth was happening in Massachusetts’ most affordable communities.
Veterans who are looking to get a home in Greater Boston, will struggle to afford the cost, according to a new report from Redfin.
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Massachusetts environmental officials are ripping the band-aid off what was once a third rail: calling on the state to establish a voluntary buyout program for homes at risk of being consumed by rising seas.