When Is a Fixer-Upper Worth the Pain?
People buy fixers for all sorts of reasons. Money, of course, is the main factor. But many simply like the house or the neighborhood, and a healthy minority figured they’d enjoy working on the place.
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- Citizens Customers Tied Up in Fraud Case
- Developer Shrinks Housing Project at South Shore Plaza
- 12 Affordable Housing Projects Get Funding Awards
- Bank Failures Highlight Declining Deposits Industry-Wide
- Proposal to Strip T of Commuter Rail Oversight Called ‘Deck Chair-Moving’
- HDIP Foes Do Battle with Healey Admin on Beacon Hill
- Redfin Researchers: Worcester Market Holding Up Better than Boston
- Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty Expands into New Hamsphire
- Mass. Credit Unions Saw Double-Digit Loan Growth Last Year
- MBTA Watchdogs at DPU Hampered by Hiring Woes
- Cambridge Seeks to Take Overlay to Higher Level 90 views
- Bank Failures Highlight Declining Deposits Industry-Wide 57 views
- Rockland Trust Leads Financing for Quincy Apartments 47 views
- MBTA Watchdogs at DPU Hampered by Hiring Woes 46 views
- Paradigm Eyes Inner Belt for Lab Project 45 views
- Proposal to Strip T of Commuter Rail Oversight Called ‘Deck Chair-Moving’ 41 views
- Can Massachusetts Build Its Way to Affordability? 40 views
- A New Leader at Rockland Trust 38 views
- HDIP Foes Do Battle with Healey Admin on Beacon Hill 33 views
- Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty Expands into New Hamsphire 28 views