Summer officially ends Sept 25th and many of us are already starting to think about Fall since children are now back to school and the air has a different feeling than it did a few weeks ago. Like every season there are activities in and around New England many people welcome with open arms if it means hiking the many New England Trails, Day trips to take in the fall foliage, but also apple Continue Reading
Home Owner Winter Checklist
If you live in New England you find some folks love the season that starts with a giant W and others wish it could the season we all could skip over. Winter comes in some years in October and other years it rolls into New England as soon as the new year. Who knows what 2016 has in store for us, but like any season there are things you should do to your home to prepare for winter. If you need a Continue Reading
North Shore and Calling it Home
Calling a place home isn't always easy. Add in the price range, the size of home you're looking for and commute time it's not easy at times. Many people call an area home what relates to them and what they feel comfortable with. When I moved to Boston sixteen years ago I knew nothing. Every place I visited in mass was a new experience. Even now as an agent in the real estate business I am always Continue Reading
Smart Homes What Defines a Smart Home
Some of this technology can figure out ways to have you save money over time. Smart homes can’t just have one feature to call it a smart home. A smart home has to have two or more technologies to call it a true smart home. A home with the Nest system alone isn't a true smart home. Many products are widely available. Cellphone companies are even getting into the act. Smart Homes are not for Continue Reading
Union Park South End Exclusive Address
When looking for a home in South End there are many streets that are show-stopping, but one of the most popular streets many folks want to call home at Union Park. Union Park offers a central location to some of the best fine dining and easy access to Back Bay. Typically on Union Park, a buyer or renter will find tons of historic row houses that offer all the charm outside and modern touches Continue Reading
Different Styles of Homes
Cape Cod- This Style of home started in New England in the seventeen century. It is a low, broad, frame building, generally, a story and a half high, with a moderately steep, pitched roof with end gables, a large central chimney, and very little ornamentation. These homes started to appear in 1600. They were inspired by Britain’s thatched cottages with the modifications made in the United States Continue Reading
Midtown 453 Washington Street
Midtown area has been going through a rebirth from the Millennium Place, Millennium Towers set to be completed in 2016 along with other great new construction projects like 45 Province and the original staple that moved into midtown long before now the Ritz on Avery Street. Equinox gym taking over Sports Club LA, other developments on the horizon are Roche Brothers will be moving into the downtown Continue Reading
Rental Climate has Changed landlord take notice
There was a time when it was a landlord's market and landlords couldn’t believe what they were getting for rents. I would often say to the owner when we would get a unit rented quickly and for more money than what they expected don’t get too comfortable with this climate what comes up will have to one day come down. For Roughly, six years landlords were experiencing a climate where it was good to Continue Reading
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