Maggie Seelig of MGS Real Estate Group has announced she is opening her first suburban office in the MetroWest Suburbs, expanding the brokerage to assist buyers and sellers beyond Boston.

Cape Cod’s housing market remained historically strong in September, despite declines from last year.

It’s been barely three months since the federal moratorium on foreclosures expired, but it’s starting to prove costly, as nationally, foreclosures are on the rise, having increased 67% from last year.

Zumper’s Boston Metro Area Report found rents are growing the fastest in one of the Bay State’s North Shore cities.

At 37 years old, the new president will be the second-youngest leader of the national nonprofit trade organization, which works to improve the homeownership rate in the Asian-American Pacific Islander community.

While housing inventory fell for the second consecutive month, homes sold six days faster than they did in September 2020.

David DiGregorio of Coldwell Banker Realty’s Waltham office was recently honored with the Stars of Hope designation from St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

The acquisition brings three new locations to BHHS Robert Paul Properties — Wellfleet, Orleans and South Yarmouth.

Thirty new units of residential housing could be coming to 212 Old Colony Ave. in South Boston.

The Boston franchise will be led by agent and managing partner Eric Rollo.

Touchstone Law Offices will complement the services offered by Touchstone Closing.

Redfin is rolling out its Direct Access home tours to 22 markets, including Boston the company announced Tuesday. 

The property is pending LEED-Platinum certification and, once received, it will set a new standard for sustainability in multifamily development.

The user of the app can monitor information about their home and local market conditions, store important documents, generate estimates for home repairs and find a local contractor for more than 1,000 different home-service categories. 

What do you think put Boston so high on the list?

Working alongside his two sons, the chairman and CEO of William Raveis Real Estate, Mortgage & Insurance has big plans for the future of the company he hopes one day will be run by his grandchildren.