Historically, Massachusetts has not been a hot bed of pet ownership. According to a 2012 study conducted by the American Veterinary Medical Association, we ranked 50th in the US for the percentage of our residents who owned a dog (23.6%). However, it seems that in...
The Beacon Hill market has seen a reduction in the number of transactions in 2019. Columbus and Over takes a look at the Summer Market.
Luxury Japanese restaurant, Zuma, opens 4th location at One Dalton
The lead story in the Back Bay for 2019 will undoubtedly be the opening of the new Four Seasons property known as One Dalton.
By now anyone interested in the Boston real estate market is familiar with the Seaport and what it offers in terms of new development.
With the possible exception of May, April is unlike any other month in our real estate calendar… we start eyeballing it when the calendar rolls over to a new year and wait anxiously for warmer days to grace our presence.
Temps are up, real estate buyers and sellers are active, the magnolias have bloomed and we think it’s safe to say that spring has officially arrived in Boston. You know what that means? Yes, it’s patio season. Here’ssome of our favorite spots to soak in the sun and...
Both Blackstone and Franklin Squares date back to 1801 when Charles Bulfinch initiated a plan for the South End. He originally intended the two squares to be a single residential park called Columbia Square. Instead, the parks were divided with Franklin Square being...
There was a time, not long ago, when the Boston luxury real estate market appeared to be taking a turn for the worse. The fall of 2018 and early winter featured a stock market that was tumbling and an interest rate environment that was rising. That combination is,...
St. Patrick's Day draws more than 600,000 visitors to Boston with it’s history of Irish traditions. So, unless you’ll be travelling to Ireland for St. Patrick's Day, Boston might just be the best place to be. Here are some local favorite St. Patrick's Day festivities:...
