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
Affordable Metros: Maximize Your Home Value
The Most Affordable Metros in America: Get More Bang for Your Buck Many Americans are concerned about home affordability, especially as mortgage rates continue to trend higher. Despite the challenges, several metros still offer the opportunity to own a home without overextending one's budget. Realtor.com® recently analyzed the largest metros in the U.S. and found that while cities like Los Continue Reading
What Goes into a Neighborhood Name
Dorchester is Boston's largest neighborhood, named after the town of Dorchester in southern England. Originally an independent town, it became part of Boston in the 1870s and once included parts of South Boston. New Kids on the Block and Mark Wahlberg, who later founded the Wahlburgers restaurant chain, were both born in Dorchester. Discover the story behind this neighborhood's name. I wonder as I Continue Reading
South End 88 Wareham New Construction
New Construction on a smaller scale is the best way to describe 88 Wareham. Wareham is a boutique-style Condominium building with 27 homes, a mix of one—and two-bedroom condominiums, in the heart of the south end in the SOWA District. It was designed by Brian Healy Architects and is Cresset Development's latest creation. The homes at 88 Wareham offer crafted Continue Reading
Back Bay Development History
Back Bay Developed and Shaped In 1856, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts decided to fill in the Back Bay and to construct a new neighborhood on top of the wasteland. In 1881, the Back Bay was busy getting formed. Once it was completed, it quickly developed into Boston's premier arts and culture center. Copley Square was referred to as Art Square. The Museum of Fine Arts was originally Continue Reading
Halloween in Massachusetts
This post is all about Halloween in Massachusetts, Boston, Cambridge, and especially Salem, which might be the Halloween Capital. It is the witches' Capitol. You might not have the courage or can't make it to Salem, MA. In that case, there are plenty of places in and around Boston to bring in Halloween. It might bring young and old into the spirit, especially on Halloween. South End 36 Union Continue Reading
South Boston So You Want To Live Here
Choosing a neighborhood is more than just proximity to work and entertainment; it should fit your personality. South Boston has deep Irish working-class roots and a tight-knit community. When deciding between the East and West Sides, consider your lifestyle. The West Side offers easy access to restaurants and bars and proximity to the Seaport District and South End, making it a good fit for those Continue Reading
Lake Winnipesaukee
Lake Winnipesaukee, part of The Lakes Region, offers diverse dining and activities, each town providing something unique. Consider what matters most to you—proximity to ski resorts, golf clubs like Bald Peak, or a vibrant arts and festival scene. Accessibility is key, too. While some areas, like Old Long Island, have year-round access via bridges, others are more remote, reachable only by ferry or Continue Reading
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