Boston Market Sees Elevated Price Cuts on Home Listings
The share of Boston-area home listings with price cuts may be much less than the same months in 2018 and 2019, but the size of the reductions are like nothing seen in the last five years.
Boston, Worcester Markets Stay Competitive as Bidding Wars Taper Off
A new report from brokerage and listings portal Redfin suggests homebuyer competition took a nosedive in Greater Boston between June and July – but it’s still stronger than in many metros.
Whether Slow or Fast, Mass. Home Prices Poised to Fall
Have we reached peak home price craziness yet? For the last decade, the answer from the market has been a resounding “no.” This time could be different.
Whoever Wins, Boston’s Building Boom Won’t Stay
Whoever happens to win the mayoral race this fall, there’s really no place to go from here but down, at least when it comes to the sheer volume of construction.
BPDA OKs Five Residential Projects, 472 Units
The Boston Planning & Development Agency board of directors approved residential development projects in Chinatown, East Boston, Fenway, Roxbury and Jamaica Plain, and a commercial project in East Boston at its February meeting last week.
Baker Won’t Spend Housing Allowance on Second Home
Gov. Charlie Baker, who lives with his wife in their turn-of-the-20th century Swampscott home, has no plans to invest his new $65,000 housing stipend in a property or rent closer to the office.
Realtor.com Predicts Increased Demand For Boston-Area Real Estate In 2016
Realtor.com predicts that single-family home sales in...This Week’s Newspaper
