Redfin has launched RedfinNow in the Boston area, marking the first iBuyer service in the local market. 

Newbury Street could soon see almost 100 new residential units with the proposed redevelopment of 415 Newbury St. and 374 Commonwealth Ave. in Boston’s Back Bay.

With the lowest level of inventory in nearly 40 years, the 2021 spring market has homebuyers facing a level of competition not seen in a generation.

High demand and low inventory levels continue to drive up prices heading into the spring and summer markets.

The Boston Planning & Development Agency has given the green light to two development projects that will create or renovate more than 680 income-restricted residential units.

As they come of peak age for first-time homeownership, millennials are gaining an increasing share of today’s housing market.

The median sales price of homes in the 53 metro areas covered by RE/MAX’s National Housing Report rose 4.5% month over month in March to $303,000, marking the first time in the 13-year history of the report that it topped $300,000.

Recent data found real estate markets north and west of Boston were among the hottest last month.

Fifteen executive mortgage bankers from William Raveis Mortgage were named to the Scotsman Guide’s 2021 Top Originators rankings.

Mortgage Network has announced the addition of Ezequiel “Zeek” Cruz to its Burlington branch. Cruz is licensed in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire and joins the Burlington location as a loan officer and sales assistant.  “Ezequiel is a fantastic

William Raveis Real Estate has launched a new service for homeowners looking to sell their property quickly.

Boston homes listed on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday are selling for more than those listed on the weekend, but how much varies by metro area.

The Greater Boston Chapter of the LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance has issued a statement in support of the Asian American Pacific Islander Community.

The housing supply shortage is expected to get more extreme as homebuyer demand continues to outweigh inventory levels, a new study found.

Global Gate Capital and Berkeley Investments plan to add more residential units to the Lawrence area with the purchase of converted mill buildings in the city’s North Canal Historic District.

If you bought a home between 2010 and 2019, it was well worth it, especially if it was purchased in the Boston area.