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Continue reading →: Boston Suburbs Housing Market Update — September 2026
September 2026 Boston suburbs housing report: compare prices, sales and inventory in Wellesley, Weston, Newton, Needham, Natick and Dover.
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Continue reading →: Boston Condo Market Update — September 2026
September 2026 Boston condo report: prices, sales, luxury buildings and inventory in Back Bay, Beacon Hill, South End, Seaport and other neighborhoods.
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Continue reading →: Builder Headaches From Tahoe To Boston Include Lumber Prices, Labor Issues, Land And Material ShortagesBuilder headaches from Tahoe to Boston include lumber prices, labor issues, land, and material shortages. Builderonline.com recently reported that the “latest lumber price hikes add more than $18,600 to new homes.” Last May, feeling the effects of the pandemic, lumber prices spiked to $1,500 per thousand board feet. Prices then…
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Continue reading →: Greater Boston Continues To Be One Hot Market With Price Increases And Low InventoryAll across the United States, a severe lack of inventory continues to produce record activity at the residential level. On the Eastern Seaboard, Massachusetts has been operating at levels not seen since 2006, according to the January 2022 Bassick Report covering the Boston, Weston, Wellesley, Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard and…
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Continue reading →: Boston Area Estate Entwined In Local History Seeks $7.9 MillionCentury-plus old houses in Weston, Massachusetts, are frequently tied to local history, but few are as tethered to notable individuals as the Ridgehurst Estate, once the home of a wealthy cordage manufacturer.
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Continue reading →: Greater Boston’s million-dollar homes now selling below askingRemember the pandemic housing boom, when plummeting mortgage interest rates — which reached an all-time record low of 2.65 percent for a 30-year fixed in January 2021 — drove buyer demand, causing bidding wars that drove some luxury homes to sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars over the asking…
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Continue reading →: An Inside Look At Three Of The Hottest Suburban Markets In The U.S. Right NowThe mass exodus from cities inspired by the pandemic may be over, but suburban markets are still hot. With many people working remotely, the suburbs continue to be a more comfortable and affordable option without sacrificing access to the city, albeit with a bit of a longer drive or train…
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Continue reading →: Salvation Army asks $58M for Mission land. Market-rate housing developers are lining upThe Salvation Army is looking to sell property it has owned since the 1950s for $58 million, pitching the two adjoining parcels as one of the largest development opportunities in the city. The 1.9-acre site at the corner of Valencia and Cesar Chavez was purchased in 1955, the nonprofit confirmed,…
