Most of Lower Allston groans when Harvard releases details of its latest land acquisition in their neighborhood.
Not Today!
What’s loving referred to as the communist block, in my office, the horrible looking cement fortress known as the CharlesView Apartment Complex has agreed to a land swap, of sorts, with Harvard University. The residents of […]

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The Wall Street Journal reported a couple of weeks ago about the opportunities that exist in this current market for small investors of commercial properties.
A lot of my clients fit this category and I thought I would pass this information on to the readers of the Boston Real Estate Blog. Unfortunately, the WSJ is […]

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Yesterday I spent the afternoon looking at apartment complexes with one of my original clients. He is an elder gentleman who will remain nameless because he is well known within the real estate community.
We were discussing the current market conditions for residential sales. He simply began to shake his head and wave his hands […]

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A lot has been written about the Governors Casino plan for the State. I have held back from talking about the subject because I feel the opening of an actual casino is years away… if ever.
But, speaking hypothetically, I would like to point out what will mostly likely happen to the towns that do […]

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While in the office last night I ran into one of my fellow agents who looked like his dog just got run over. Turns out his apartment was broken into and he lost his Laptop, TV, DVD’s and a number of other things.
I asked him, “Do you have Renters Insurance?” You might of thought […]

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