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
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
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
Should You Rent or Buy? Breaking Down the Numbers
Should You Rent or Buy? Breaking Down the Numbers This Holiday Season Rental prices have fallen for the 15th consecutive month, making it tempting to think renting is more thoughtful than buying. But when it comes to deciding, it’s not that simple. According to the Realtor.com® October 2024 Rental Report, renting is more affordable than buying in all 50 major metro areas. The median 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
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
Luxury Trends in Real Estate to keep an eye on
Like most homes, luxury homes need to be functional and aesthetically pleasing. Here are seven luxury trends home buyers want or homeowners are putting in their homes for their enjoyment 1) Focus on Wellness. Luxury tends to be a luxury, but it shouldn't be a luxury to maximize outdoor space with outdoor kitchens and space for outdoor gatherings. There is a new emphasis on cooking food from Continue Reading
6 Bathroom Features that do not always bring value
If done right, a bathroom remodel can bring $25,000 to $46,000 in resell value. Not all features hold the same value. When my parents were selling their home in Connecticut, I was new to real estate, but kitchens and bathrooms matter when a buyer looks at a house. Here are six things that matter the most 1) Small Bathrooms So, things are okay if they are small, but buyers or house guests do not Continue Reading
What Renters Value
What is Boston Known for? We're a city rich in history but smaller than you'd expect for a major metropolis. Sports are a passion, and our colleges are top-notch. Boston is a hub for industries like healthcare, life sciences, software, and sneaker fashion. Our subway doesn’t run 24/7, bars close at 2 am, and without happy hour due to alcohol concerns, you're often left finding an Uber or Continue Reading
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