The Gossip Report: April 17, 2026
The three Edgartown properties in this week’s roundup of Massachusetts’ most expensive home sales are a study in contrasts.
The three Edgartown properties in this week’s roundup of Massachusetts’ most expensive home sales are a study in contrasts.
The third home in this week’s roundup of Massachusetts’ most expensive home sales is a rare treat: a huge property on Cambridge’s tony Brattle Street.
The fifth home in this week’s roundup of Massachusetts’ most expensive home sales hadn’t been on the market since 2006.
The onetime private retreat for philanthropists Paul and Bunny Mellon takes the top spot in this week’s roundup of Massachusetts’ most expensive home sales.
This week’s roundup of the most expensive home sales in Massachusetts is all about the vacation.
The fourth home in this week’s roundup of Massachusetts’ most expensive home sales has a touch of summer camp about it, despite its modernist lines.
A modernist gem takes the fourth spot in this week’s roundup of the most expensive home sales in Massachusetts.
The fourth home in this week’s roundup of the most expensive home sales in Massachusetts is part of a complex historic preservation project that included rescuing a famous architect’s home.
A new home that replaces a historic South Brookline single-family takes the third spot in this week’s roundup of the most expensive residential sales in Massachusetts.
The first home in this week’s roundup of Massachusetts’ most expensive home sales is so sumptuous, it even has a built-in apartment for staff.
Familiar brokerage names in Greater Boston’s luxury submarkets are facing new competition and new neighbors in high-profile locations.
Luxury brokerage LandVest, perhaps best known locally for the multi-million-dollar homes its agents regularly sell on Martha’s Vineyard, is trying to break into the Boston luxury market with a new office in Back Bay.
The Martha’s Vineyard estate of former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis is being sold to a pair of nonprofits that plan on turning the property into conservation land open to the public, officials said Thursday.
Only a few of the state’s best-known real estate brokerages received Paycheck Protection Loans earlier this year as the coronavirus pandemic ravaged the Massachusetts housing market.