Last month, the majority of properties sold at or above their full asking price.

After months of declines, March saw single-family home listings and closed sales jump almost 25% month over month, according to the Massachusetts Association of Realtors March housing statistics report.

The Boston Planning & Development Agency approved the city’s second offices-to-residences conversion project at its April meeting.

Diane Dabrowski of Charlton, a Realtor with ERA Key Realty Services in Charlton, has made the top 1% of all ERA Realtors worldwide.

The increasing inventory on Cape Cod and the islands is fostering optimism within the market, signaling positive signs as the spring season begins, according to a new report from the Cape Cod & Islands Association of Realtors.

Touchstone Closing continues its expansion with the announcement that it has merged with Liberty Law to bring Newburyport law partners Robert Ciampitti Jr. and Charles S. Palmisano and staff to its team.

Housing starts also grew as unemployment rates fell last month, marking lots of good news for the Boston real estate market.

New planning department will see the transfer of several functions of the Boston Planning & Development Agency to city hall.

Housing inventory in Massachusetts is rising just as the spring market approaches, according to the Massachusetts Association of Realtors (MAR) February housing statistics report

One of the three best cities to live in in the U.S. is right here in Massachusetts. 

The Greater Boston housing market experienced its second month in a row of increased listings in February, bolstering buyer demand as the spring market got underway.

A small Massachusetts town has been named the most expensive town to live in in the U.S.

Single-family home sales in Massachusetts were flat last month as median home sale prices reached a new high, according to a new report.

It’s the first project under the city’s Downtown Residential Conversion Incentive Program, which encourages developers to convert underutilized offices into residences.

Each city was ranked across 17 key factors including IT salaries, cost of living, safety, internet quality, education and career prospects, innovation and community presence. 

One of the best places to live in New England is right here in Massachusetts, and it has the honor of being the best coastal town in the region.