
Few Mass. Mortgages Have Negative Equity: Report
A new report from CoreLogic finds that only 2.9 percent of mortgaged Massachusetts residential properties were underwater on their loans in the second quarter of this year.
A new report from CoreLogic finds that only 2.9 percent of mortgaged Massachusetts residential properties were underwater on their loans in the second quarter of this year.
A new report shows just how much more valuable Greater Boston real estate has grown in the last decade.
A supplemental spending bill Gov. Charlie Baker filed on Friday includes millions of dollars in new money to help cities and towns test for and treat certain chemical contaminants in their drinking water.
A nine-alarm fire that tore through part of a block in Dorchester’s Lower Mills neighborhood this weekend destroyed or severely damaged five houses assessed at nearly $3 million.
Massachusetts single-family home sales edged higher last month as the median sale price reached an all-time high for the month of March, according to a new report from The Warren Group, publisher of Banker & Tradesman.
Most of Massachusetts’ population growth since 2010 has been focused in Suffolk, Middlesex and Essex counties, according to U.S. Census Bureau data released late last week.
Single-family home prices appreciated about 5 percent on average in Massachusetts last year. Some communities saw less appreciation, some saw more, and some dark horse Boston suburbs saw a whole lot more.
Were fears overblown that changes to the federal tax law would trigger plunging home values?