As we know, many COVID-19 patients end up alone and isolated, without their phones in the hospital. In extreme circumstances, they’re unable to see or say "goodbye" to loved ones due to prohibitions on hospital [...]
The COVID-19 pandemic has had, and will continue to have, a major impact on Boston's real estate market. Many different factors are at play. Most of the effects are having negative impacts on the market, such as increased unemployment in certain industries, slowed/stopped construction and widespread uncertainty about how much damage the [...]
These days it feels that life has been put on hold, as a lot of things we used to do are restricted or stopped altogether. That being said, people still have to move, and we are hearing daily from prospective buyers, sellers and [...]
With spring approaching everyone is looking for fun activities to do in the city. Boston has over 60 different museums that fit a variety of interests. From modern art museums, to historical museums, to a world famous science museum, and everything in between, Boston truly has a rich and cultured range of museums. Here is a list of some of [...]
As we are moving past this mild Winter and quickly approaching Spring, many of you are in the green thumb mode and in need to re-amp or add to your indoor vegetation. Maybe you once had an indoor plant and you noticed within the week that it turned into a bone-dry, wilted mess. Or maybe you’ve never owned an indoor plant because you aren’t [...]
How’s your 2020 vision? I am referring to your New Year’s Resolutions. If it’s out of focus as January moves into the rear view mirror, you can take a little wisdom from T.S. Elliot who said “Every moment is a fresh [...]
If you own and live in your Boston property as your primary residence, you likely qualify for a residential exemption on your real estate taxes. Through this exemption, the City releases you from paying part of your property taxes. Last year, the residential exemption saved qualified homeowners up to $2,719.09 on their tax bill.
For Fiscal Year 2020, you have until April 1, 2020 to file the application. For more information, including the application and other requirements, visit the City of Boston’s website here.
There are a number of benefits to homeownership, and this exemption is one of them. Be sure to take advantage!
Now that you have moved into your new apartment, you might be asking yourself “Where do I buy furniture in Boston”? Have no fear, you are surrounded by furniture stores! Some even offer free design service with a [...]
When moving into your new home you need to establish service with the following Utility companies:
Boston Utilities
National Grid
Gas (800) 732-3400
Eversource
Electricity (800) 592-2000
Verizon
Phone (800) 870-9999
Comcast
Phone, Cable, Internet
(617) 279-1958
Helpful Boston Numbers
Boston City Hall
(617) 635-4000
Boston Police [...]
A Look into Boston's Condominium Sales Market
It's safe to say that Boston's real estate has been on a hot streak. With 2018 at a close, Boston condominium sales have set even higher records than ever before. The Seaport took the lead in 2018 as the most expensive neighborhood, with the highest average sale price. Back Bay and South End [...]