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The median sale prices for both single-family homes and condos reached new all-time highs last month, as low inventory continues to drive up prices.

A year after it launched, Boston’s Office-to-Residential Conversion Program has been extended, thanks to an influx of money from the state

It boasts 1,060 feet of water frontage, a private pier and sandy beach, along with multiple homes for family and guests.

Closed sales and the median sales price for single-family homes saw month-over-month increases from March to June.

Money’s 2024 Best Places to Live features 50 communities “built around thoughtful policy, civic engagement and community spirit,” including one right here in the Bay State.

The new name conveys a “concise, modern identity,” the company said.

Boston is among the nation’s most walkable cities, according to a new USA Today’s 10 Best Walkable Cities for Tourists in the U.S. report.

The Pryde is the state’s first LGBTQ-affirming, income-restricted housing community for seniors.

Mayor Michelle Wu announced the return of planning as a core function of city government in April.

A developer has received the approval it needed from Massport to build a housing development at the former Boston Edison Power Station on Summer Street in South Boston.

Meanwhile, unemployment rates fell, while days on market ticked up slightly last month.

Boston has one of the highest shares of luxury and ultra-luxury homes for rent among the 100 largest cities in the U.S.

Boston ranked among the top cities in the U.S. for homes closing above list price in May, according to the RE/MAX National Housing Report.

Buying a home in Boston? Here’s the down payment you need to afford it.

A new report says Massachusetts is one of the safest states in the nation.

GBREB launches phase two of its efforts urging voters to contact their state senators in opposition to “damaging economic policies such as transfer taxes and focus on prioritizing real housing solutions.”