I wrote here a couple weeks ago that Brighton, MA was seeing a huge build-up in apartment inventory. I want to touch on this subject again today because I don’t want the landlords in the area to be caught with their pants down. Compared to last year’s market it looks to be a “down” year […]
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If you were late with your mortgage last month, you’ll find yourself among 2,207 Massachusetts residents who are being foreclosed upon. Now you probably paid your bill right away when you got the money, didn’t sleep for a night after the automatically computer generated letter came in the mail, and are now squirreling away a […]
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(This Post was written last week, but due to a technical error was not updated right way.)
Okay, that’s enough excitement for one day. Single family sales are up in the Greater Boston Area for January 2007 over January 2006, but prices are still down.
My take? Great! But let’s wait for spring to see if this […]
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Looks like you won’t need to take the Acela Train or Jet Blue to NYC to get your fill of Times Square. The Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA) is streamlining a motion to allow the Theater District, Fenway, and the Seaport (South Boston) to install large digital screens of their own.
Personally I think this will be […]
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I want to touch briefly on the March 4th article in the Globe entitled Price Check, by Paul F. Roberts. I believe he exposed the truth about these Real Estate websites currently coming online and battling for your eyeballs.
Truth is that pricing homes and condos for sale isn’t an exact science. All the search algorithms […]
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