The Healey-Driscoll Administration has announced the third round of funding awards under its Climate Ready Housing program to support deep energy retrofits and cost savings for 1,000 affordable housing units in the Bay State.

A Boston office building may soon become housing under the city’s office-to-residential conversion program.

The office made the donation on behalf of the company’s philanthropic arm, Coldwell Banker Realty Cares.

Several residential real estate companies made Boston Globe’s annual list of top places to work in Massachusetts.

Department of Housing and Urban Development leaders visited Boston and joined real estate industry leaders to meet residents, tour housing communities and discuss collaborative strategies.

Boston is the fourth-priciest rental market in the country, according to Zumper’s November National Rent Report.

Charlestown’s Bunker Hill redevelopment project will be the first to benefit from the fund.

Three Massachusetts residents have been named Coldwell Banker’s 30 Under 30 Class of 2024, recognized for their real estate achievements. 

Greater Boston home and condo sales and prices rebounded in October as lower mortgage rates and a surge of new listings lured buyers back into the market.

The new findings come from real estate tech strategist Mike DelPrete.

Five Massachusetts communities have made the list of America’s most expensive ZIP codes for 2024, with one ranking as the priciest in New England.

Six new projects have been approved by the Boston Planning & Development Agency, set to create 273 residential units in various neighborhoods across the city.

Neisy Rivera of Uxbridge has joined ERA Key Realty Services’ Whitinsville office as a Realtor. 

Sales of single-family homes and condominiums in Massachusetts, as well as median sale prices, reached new highs last month, according to the Warren Group’s October 2024 Sales Report.

COMPASS has expanded its presence in the Berkshires, with the team from Berkshire Property Agents joining the firm. 

The sale of single-family homes and condominiums saw year-over-year gains in October, driven by a rise in buyer activity across the state.