Single-family and condo sales both grew month over month, but also saw decreases in volume as the market shows signs of relaxing.

Smaller, more affordable homes are hitting the market, helping moderate median list prices, according to Realtor.com.

The fintech company has hired three new vice presidents of user design and experience, engineering and marketing.

Developers are hoping to redevelop a five-story apartment building on Huntington Avenue into a 19-story building with 153 units. 

The Boston Planning & Development Agency has approved five new transit-oriented projects that will bring more than 500 residences to four city neighborhoods.

Meanwhile, pending home sales and housing starts dropped from a year ago, according to Boston Agent’s July Housing Scorecard.

The boost in market activity and prices continues to be driven by millennial buyer demand, the search for more living space, a healthier job market and lower mortgage rates.

The new executive joins RentPath from ParkMobile, which provides an app to help drivers pay for metered parking remotely.

The winners are in for the 2021 Boston Agents’ Choice Awards! Do you know anyone who took top honors this year in a jury of their peers? Congratulations to all the winners and runners up!

The Warren Group is expanding its offerings with the addition of NMLS loan originator contact information to its database.

Senne has announced the addition of two new senior associates to its growing residential team, the company recently announced.

Kinlin Grover Real Estate is now part of the Compass network.

Increased homebuyer demand and limited inventory continue to drive prices to record highs throughout the Bay State, and the Boston area is no exception.

With the increased number of professionals working remotely, today’s homebuyers are putting less of a premium on commute time and more on affordability.

The finalists for the 2021 Boston Agents’ Choice Awards are in! How many people do you know on the list?

Cape Cod real estate listings were at their lowest level in 18 years in June, according to the Cape Cod & Islands Association of Realtors.