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For the second month in a row, housing affordability in the Bay State rose in August, a positive sign for homebuyers.

When it comes to public education, Massachusetts is tops. The Bay State ranked No. 1 for the best public education in 2024, according to ConsumerAffairs’ Best States for Public Education in 2024 list. ConsumerAffairs graded each state across five

Single-family home prices rose 5% from last year to $630,000.

Boasting 44 single-family homes, Owls Nest is located within the Pinehills community at 8 Owls Nest.

At a time of year when the real estate market typically experiences seasonal declines, this fall is bringing just the opposite.

Rate introduced its Spanish-language mortgage process in 2022.

Specifically, prices rose 4.3% annually after growing by 4.7% in June.

The Bay State broke the top 10 this year in WalletHub’s Happiest States in America list.

Two new development projects in Roslindale and West Roxbury will bring more than 40 new homeownership opportunities to area residents.

Boston’s rental prices are undeniably high, and a recent report ranked the city among the top five most expensive markets in the country last month.

A developer is looking to build a new 40-story mixed-use building that would bring hundreds of hotel rooms and residences, along with retail and restaurants, to Boston’s West End.

Meanwhile, interest rates decline while days on market remain steady from July.

Boston Magazine has released its 2024 rankings of the top public high schools in Greater Boston.

A new study ranks major U.S. cities by their rent prices and the income needed to afford them, with Boston near the top of the list.

Lower mortgage rates, more available listings and a dip in home prices from June’s record highs drew buyers back into the market last month.

Communities in the Northeast and Midwest dominated this year’s rankings, with Massachusetts standing out by placing three towns in the top 10.