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The business identified opportunity in the constrained market, according to a press release, citing homeowners’ willingness to spruce up existing homes instead of buying.
What’s driving the trend? High salaries that ease the financial burden on young movers, said researchers.
The 19 Attleboro units, include one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts across three contiguous buildings.
Activity in Massachusetts’ home market slowed in January, but optimism for a hotter spring market remains high, according to the Massachusetts Association of REALTORS.
Increasingly, retirees value safety — both physical and financial. With one of the highest life expectancies in the nation at 80.5 years, Boston offers this and more to the over-65 crowd.
To move forward, the proposed project would require approval from Somerville’s City Council and Planning Board.
Built in 2015 as part of the Cambridge Crossing mixed-use district, Twenty20 features 355 apartments in a 20-floor tower.
The deal marks the New York-based company’s first foray into the Massachusetts market.
Tiring of the detached and shallow world of online romance, many members of Gen Z are disillusioned with dating apps, instead dreaming of a quirky “meet cute” encounter straight out of a rom-com.
A blizzard-ridden January brought more than just snow to Boston.
The new location joins the brokerage’s flagship Newbury Street location in Boston and Cohasset office on the South Shore.
Residents of the Ayer development have pushed to maintain affordability after the property was sold to a private developer in 2021.
Now, the remaining non-compliant towns face a lawsuit from Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell.
Griffith and Pepdjonovic received five offers for the property, attributing its popularity to a desirable brick exterior and limited supply in the Roslindale area.
Owners Liz and Patrick Sheehan hope to maintain historic Victorian exterior features while opening up the interior layout to include an open floor plan.
Founding agents Antonio Khoury, Michael Carucci, Jorge Sariego, Kyle Farrell and Joe Albano will report to Ryan Serhant, founder and CEO of SERHANT. and star of Netflix’s real estate reality series, “Owning Manhattan.”
