1. Boston Late Night Food Trucks
This summer, Boston is bringing communities together through the Late Night Food Truck Series. Featuring a rotating lineup of local food trucks, this series offers a delicious way to connect with neighbors, support small businesses, and enjoy the vibrant energy of Boston’s public spaces after hours until 3 [...]
The Boston condominium market entered 2026 with a familiar theme: fewer sales, limited inventory and continued price resilience across many of the city’s core neighborhoods.
According to LINK’s 1st Quarter 2026 market data, overall citywide condo sales volume declined 9% year-over-year. While transaction activity slowed, pricing metrics [...]
A recent panel discussion held at the new Ritz Carlton South Station Residences sponsored by Citizens Private Bank and Boston Common Modern Luxury highlighted how Boston and New England’s luxury real estate market is [...]
If you’re currently renting, one question we often hear is: “Can I afford to buy something instead?”. While every situation is unique, a helpful starting point is understanding how your current monthly rent compares to a potential mortgage payment.
A recent chart shared by Jordan Moore of CrossCountry Mortgage provides a simple way to [...]
Whether you rent or own, keeping your home looking pristine isn’t just about cleaning frequently—it’s about cleaning correctly. Every surface has its own needs, vulnerabilities, and long-term maintenance requirements. Using the wrong product or technique can leave permanent damage, dullness, or stains that are costly to [...]
Over recent weeks the concept of a 50-year fixed-rate mortgage has been gaining national attention in the U.S. housing and finance debate. While the standard in the U.S. has for decades been 30-year (and sometimes 15- or 20-year) amortizing loans, the suggestion now is to offer homeowners the option to stretch the loan term to 50 [...]
Massachusetts just implemented a significant new rule that reshapes how offers are written and accepted in residential real estate. Effective October 15, 2025, sellers can no longer condition acceptance of an offer on a buyer waiving a home inspection. This regulation - adopted under the Affordable Homes Act - aims to stop the practice of [...]
Whether you’re rooting for the Patriots, catching a college game, or just gathering with friends to watch Sunday matchups—Boston has some fantastic bars and restaurants where the energy’s high, the food is solid, and the screens are [...]
When you move into a new apartment, you think about setting up utilities, decorating your space, and getting comfortable in your new home. What many tenants overlook, however, is renter’s insurance – a small monthly investment that can make a huge difference in protecting both your finances and your peace of [...]
Massachusetts has enacted a major change to rental housing rules that shifts the financial responsibility for broker commissions. The law is new and leaves several questions unanswered – we expect regulations and further guidance to be released in the coming [...]