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Boston rents continue to rise higher than national average

Rents in Beantown rose again last month at a rate higher than national rent increases.

Cape Cod real estate: Declining sales, homes selling above asking price and drops in inventory

Despite declining sales and inventory issues, Cape Cod homes continued to sell above asking price during the first quarter.

Housing Scorecard: Existing home sales, inventory fall in April

Meanwhile, housing starts are up and homes are staying on the market for fewer days than this time last year.

Homebuyer competition fell in March for the first time in six months

Boston’s real estate market was the second most competitive market in the U.S.

Cape Cod market activity fell in March as for-sale inventory continued to decline

Low inventory continues to impact home sales across the Cape and the islands.

More than 200 new housing units coming to East Boston and Allston

Thirty-two of those units will be designated income-restricted.

Spring market brings challenges for first-time and prospective homebuyers

Boston’s real estate market continues to face impacts of inflation, an uptick in median sale prices and a decrease in listings.

Arthur Jemison named Boston’s new planning chief

Devin Quirk was named deputy chief of operations and organizational transformation

Wilmington multifamily construction project hits a milestone

A new multifamily development under construction in Wilmington hit a milestone as it topped off its vertical structure.

When’s the best time to sell a home in Boston?

If you’re planning to sell your home this spring, get moving.

Is the pandemic-driven second home buying boom over?

Report finds buyers are backing off from buying second homes, but what’s causing the turnaround?

Boston receives Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize acclaim

Boston is the only U.S. city to receive this international recognition.

How much space does $1,500 get you in Boston?

Our expectations and desires have shifted, with renters searching for more space — often at a higher price tag. And, according to a new study from RentCafe, that’s especially tough in Boston.

New, multi-family project in Lynn officially tops off

The Procopio Companies announced the project’s milestone for its new downtown area development.

Could the spring market bring good news for Massachusetts first-time homebuyers?

With fewer people putting their homes on the market, prices continue to skyrocket.

How do Massachusetts counties stack up to generational affordability?

Home prices continue to rise making homeownership harder to achieve as each generation readies to enter the real estate market.

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