What Motivates Boston Renters to Explore New Communities
New survey data will help you understand your renters and earn their trust in a way that can build long-term tenant relationships.
Boston ‘Missing’ 184K Households
A new study from listings portal Zillow has sought to quantify the effects of a decade or more of under-building in the nation’s housing markets by estimating how many families are doubled-up – or worse – in apartments.
Will Fed’s Move Shut Down Housing Pipeline?
The Federal Reserve’s largest interest rate hike in nearly three decades likely will put a kink in Greater Boston’s housing pipeline, increase apartment rents and weed out some development firms.
TOPA Is Good Housing Policy
Misinformation has been spreading about what the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act would do. Here are the facts, and the many places it’s been refined with real estate industry feedback.
State Universities Say Students Will Return in September
State universities in Bridgewater, Fitchburg, Framingham, Salem, Westfield and Worcester plan in September to bring students back to campuses, where they are scheduled to return to dorms and attend on-campus classes as the state copes with the uncertainties posed by COVID-19.
MIT Joins BU in Allowing Some Undergrads to Return in Fall
At least a portion of students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will return to campus in the fall, the university announced Wednesday, joining Boston University in deciding to return, at least in part, to on-campus learning.
Editorial Cartoon
Boston apartment investment market is rising to new heights.
