Hope you all enjoyed Bunker Hill Day in Boston today! Yeah, I know, political holiday. I worked today too. There was only thing good about Bunker Hill Day: Free Parking!
I would’ve completely forgotten to if it weren’t for Pat. The always pleasant and watchful security guard at the Bank of America in Allston Center. […]
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Out of the current financial debacle comes a little nugget of good news for our local landlords. As reported in todays Boston Globe by Peter Schworm Northeastern University is delaying its plans to build a 600 bed dormitory on St. Botolph Street. Shelved for the foreseeable future the project was slated to open in 2011. […]
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We had a landlord call the office today asking why his apartments haven’t rented yet. That sparked me to look at the rental deals we had closed over the last 3 months to try and find any trends as to why some apartments rent and why some don’t.
I wanted to see if any of […]
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Great article today on MSN Real Estate about the limits we as Realtors can go to when discussing the safety of a Neighborhood.
In Massachusetts the standard response of most Sale Agents will be “Under MA law we are not allowed to discuss the safety of a neighborhood. If you’d like, you can research crime statistics […]
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Is your goal is to wake up every morning to the aroma of wind swept salt air and panoramic ocean views? Maybe in retirement? A second home perhaps? Why not now?
Our good friends at the Boston Globe chose to highlight an auction of condominiums going on March 9th by the Atlantica, a beautifully styled […]
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