
Homebuyer Demand Expected to Buck Tariff Jitters
Tariff fears might be overshadowing the start of this year’s spring homebuying season, but some of Greater Boston’s biggest brokers don’t expect outsized buyer demand to go away.
Tariff fears might be overshadowing the start of this year’s spring homebuying season, but some of Greater Boston’s biggest brokers don’t expect outsized buyer demand to go away.
Coldwell Banker New England has picked up a founding member of Compass’ South Shore office.
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Coldwell Banker New England has picked up an eight-agent team in a deal that will see a RE/MAX office that’s operated in Watertown since 1989 close down.
Luxury properties offer a barometer for the overall housing market. And rising optimism among luxury buyers could signal an overall thaw. But what do those high-end buyers want?
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.
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.
The chilly wind blowing through the Massachusetts housing market this fall has pushed brokers to launch a range of initiatives aimed at helping their agents survive and thrive in 2023.
HarborOne Bank made $245,000 in grants through its foundation to 34 nonprofits to support children and families across Southeastern Massachusetts and Greater Boston.
Events that have traditionally signaled a start to the housing market are no longer reliable indicators and the once-predictable rhythm of seasonality seems to be declining.
Like most other employers across the state, local real estate leaders are mulling how much office space they’ll need for agents and other operations after the COVID-19 crisis fully recedes and the economy slowly returns to a new normal.
Boston luxury real estate firm Advisors Living has hired Merit McIntyre, the former president of Coldwell Banker New England, to run its brokerage arm as it hopes to grow its operations.
From $100,000 capacity-building gifts to affordable housing providers to scholarships for teachers, real estate agents and lenders gave back in several ways this week.