These days everyone seems to have a side hustle going. Apparently, that also includes the fabulously wealthy owners of Boston’s pro sports teams, all of whom have made real estate a second career of sorts.
Big spendings on the shores of the Little Gray Lady of the Sea by the owner of the Boston Red Sox!
Does anyone truly think the owners of the Red Sox won’t get their way at City Hall when it comes to the team’s sweeping plans to redevelop the neighborhood around Fenway Park?
With Mookie Bets in the World Series without the Red Sox and John Henry dipping his toes into real estate, it’s strange times for a fan, indeed.
Local economists are split on the Red Sox stadium deal in Worcester; will it leave a positive or negative financial impact?
Former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling and his wife Shonda Schilling sold the Medfield home they bought from former Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe for less than half of the $4.5 million they paid for it.
Legendary Sox catcher and former team captain Jason Varitek and his wife, Catherine Varitek, closed on an $1.8 million home in Hingham’s Residences at Black Rock earlier this month.
Fenway Park may have bragging rights when it comes to game attendance.
The Yankees looked poised to steam home in their crucial revenue race with the Red Sox when the Bronx Bombers opened up a new $1.3 billion stadium in 2009. But eight years later, it’s the Red Sox who are having the last laugh, with antique Fenway Park, buffed up by a couple hundred millions dollars in renovations over the past 15 years, outperforming the Yankees too-big-to-succeed new stadium.
