Buying a Home in New Hampshire vs. Massachusetts: Key Differences Beyond Price Buying a home is an exciting journey, but the process can vary significantly depending on the state where you're purchasing. While many buyers focus on the cost of the home, it’s just as important to understand the procedural and legal differences. Knowing how the buying process works in each state will set you up for Continue Reading
Boston Real Estate Why Sell in Your Home in 2025
1. Boston’s Real Estate Market Trends: It’s a Seller’s Playground Boston is a hot property right now—and no, I’m not just talking about the weather. The city is bustling with demand, driven by a lively mix of tech, healthcare, and higher-ed industries that bring in professionals from all over. Consider Boston a magnet, pulling in young families and career-driven folks eyeing spots in Continue Reading
New Hampshire 2025 Housing Forcast
2025 Housing Forecast: What It Means for Buyers and Sellers in New Hampshire's Lakes Region and Ski Areas The 2025 housing market presents opportunities and challenges for those interested in the New Hampshire Lakes Region and Mount Washington Valley ski areas. Whether you’re a buyer seeking an investment property or a seller looking to maximize profits, understanding the trends is key to Continue Reading
Buying vs Renting South End: The Smarter Choice
Why Renting in the South End Costs More Than Owning a Condo Introduction Paying $7,048 or more in rent for a two-bedroom in Boston's South End? You could put that money into a condo instead of your landlord’s pocket. With rising rents and current real estate opportunities, buying offers long-term savings, equity growth, and tax perks. Let’s break it down. The Math: Continue Reading
2025 Housing Forecast
Housing Forecast 2025: What It Means for Boston and Massachusetts Real Estate The 2025 housing market brings elevated mortgage rates, rising home prices, and shifting dynamics. Understanding how these trends impact Boston and Massachusetts can help buyers and sellers navigate confidently. Here's a closer look at the national forecast and what it means for the Bay State. National Continue Reading
Top 10 Housing Markets to Watch in 2025
There are ten housing markets to watch in 2025. The Real Estate market will show real signs of life. The Federal Reserve’s gradual monetary policy easing is expected to stabilize mortgage rates around 6% in 2025. This stability will encourage more buyers to enter the market, driving existing home sales to approximately 4.5 million units.NAR predicts a 2% rise in home prices, setting the median Continue Reading
Buying a home Understanding the New Rules
Buying a home is one of the most significant financial milestones in life. To make the journey smooth and informed, working with an agent like myself, who is also a REALTOR®, ensures you have a trusted guide. REALTORS like myself ® are ethically committed to acting in your best interest and navigating you through every step of the process. Recent changes resulting from NAR’s settlement Continue Reading
A Brighter Outlook for Boston and Beyond
A Brighter Outlook for Boston and Beyond: Navigating Challenges in a Limited Housing Market The past two years have been challenging for real estate professionals and those looking to buy or sell homes. However, the tide may be turning. Lawrence Yun, chief economist for NAR, predicted more robust home sales and moderating mortgage rates for 2025 and 2026 at NAR NXT in Boston. The Limited Supply Continue Reading
Top Cities Affordability Housing for Minium Wage Earners
Top Cities for Affordable Housing for Minimum Wage Earners Renters across the U.S. have a reason to celebrate: rents declined in November, making housing more accessible for many—especially those earning minimum wage. Affordability is a big concern. Cities and affordability, along with crime in major cities, the new president in Jan won on the issue. According to a recent Continue Reading
High-Cost Cities Warning
The Millennial Wealth Exodus: A Warning for High-Cost Cities California Tops the List of States Losing Affluent Millennials California saw the most significant departure of upwardly mobile millennial households in 2022, with **3,226 high-earning households leaving the state. These households, boasting an average adjusted gross income of $480,776, represent a significant financial and Continue Reading
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