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The Narrowland Group joins BHHS Robert Paul Properties

The current team, which includes Fawkes, India Fogg and Eve Felix Lorenz, serves the Outer Cape, Lower Cape and Boston suburbs.

How one Boston agent helps seniors ‘move first, sell later’ with empathy

“This demographic is looking for expert guidance and is willing to pay a premium price to access it,” DiCarlo said.

Pending home sales rise in February, portending a strong spring selling season

Regionally, pending sales rose in the Midwest, South and West, and declined in the Northeast on a month-over-month basis.

Churchill Properties forms The Bramhall Team

A group of agents at Churchill Properties have come together to form The Bramhall Team.

Extreme weather freezes winter activity in Massachusetts housing market

“As we turn the corner towards warmer weather, we anticipate renewed market participation, which hopefully leads to a very active spring,” said Kristen Keegan.

Lakemont by Toll Brothers nears sold-out status

The remaining units feature four bedrooms, five bathrooms, flex rooms, first-floor offices and finished basements across 3,406 square feet.

Warren Cormier joins ERA Key

ERA Key Realty Services added real estate agent Warren Cormier to its Wilmington office as a member of Team Blue.

Concerns mount over rent control measure’s impact on property values

Smaller towns and cities like Chelsea, Everett and Revere would also face property value decreases between 15% and 27% over 10 years, according to the study.

Somerville mid-rise to offer affordable apartments

A new Green Line station in the city may only increase demand by providing residents with easier access to Boston.

How much space does $400K get Boston homebuyers?

A $400,000 budget might cover enough square footage to buy a studio apartment in Boston, but finding single-family properties at this price point may prove difficult.

This law would mandate more training for real estate agents in Massachusetts

The Massachusetts Senate passed S.2947, an act that seeks to tackle a problem in the Commonwealth — housing discrimination.

Sandi Wolchansky Silk
MassDevelopment hires Sandi Wolchansky Silk as real estate executive vice president

She most recently worked at MURAL Real Estate Partners in New York.

Boston’s apartment market goes micro

Over 48% of studio and one-bedroom listings in the city measure under 500 square feet.

What it’s like living in the most educated state in the nation

On a deeper level, living in the Commonwealth’s ‘wicked smart’ environment means stability and quality of life, say experts.

Touchstone Closing partners with Accurate Title

Touchstone CEO Jack O’Donohue will assume the CEO position at Accurate Title, but beyond this, Touchstone does not intend to shake up staffing or operations.

Reserved Channel Development adds hundreds more residential units in updated plan

Developers acquired the 42-acre site in 2019 and plan to transform some of the former industrial and lab buildings into a mixed-use waterfront district.

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