Boston’s Suffolk County was among the 14% of counties where wage growth outpaced home-price appreciation.

Mortgage Network Inc. announced that Mark Rowe has joined the company’s Burlington branch as a loan officer.

A project that originally would have brought apartments to Boston’s Downtown Crossing has been revised to add more than 140 ownership opportunities to the area, pending approval by the Boston Planning & Development Agency.

Prices in the Boston metro area were up 7.0% over February 2020 with “normal” market condition indicators.

The company inked a multi-year partnership with the Boston Red Sox and Fenway Park.

The 2021 edition of Who’s Who in Boston Residential Real Estate recognizes agents, brokers, lenders, developers, association executives and affiliates who dedicate themselves to the local real estate industry.

An application has been filed for a new development set to bring 45 residential units to the Dorchester area. 

Home prices posted monthly and yearly gains in January across the U.S. as well, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices.

Construction of the fourth residential building at the 11-acre St. Gabriel’s monastery redevelopment project in Brighton will be soon underway.

As real estate markets across the country continue to thrive, more than ever, agents are playing a critical role in the home buying and selling process as housing inventory remains challenged.

The spring housing market has arrived, and as continued inventory shortages keep homebuying competitive, local agents expect to see a strong sellers market as the season continues.

A record number of homes sold above the asking price last month as home sale prices hit an all-time high.

Cape Cod home sales continued to rise in February as interest in homes in vacation areas remained strong.

Single-family home sales and median sales prices continued to rise as inventory hit record lows once again.

Developers have updated plans for the Neponset Wharf waterfront project in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood.

Plans are underway to reinvigorate Suffolk Downs with a 16 million square-foot project that could bring upwards of 10,000 condominiums and apartments to the former thoroughbred horse racing facility.