Report finds luxury apartment search is at an all-time high both in Boston and across Massachusetts.

Homebuyers are taking advantage of remote-work policies as interest in vacation towns and suburbs spikes.

Nationally, homeowners with mortgages saw their home equity increase by 16.2% year-over-year from the fourth quarter of 2019.

Massachusetts also ranks among the top five states in the health care, education, economy, crime and corrections and natural environment categories.

Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced more than $34 million in funding to create and preserve affordable housing throughout the city.

Real estate agents weigh in on paint colors, updates needed and more before getting a home ready to market.

Real estate professionals from across the country were recognized for exceptional sales production and leadership last year.

The legendary Doyle’s Cafe may have a rebirth thanks to a local developer. The iconic bar closed its doors in October 2019 after being in business for nearly 140 years.

A new iBuyer program is now available to Boston sellers with Conway’s Conway Seller Select.

Dino Confalone is the new president of the Greater Boston Association of Realtors, bringing more than 30 years of experience to the position.

Relaxed social-distancing restrictions begin for Massachusetts businesses on March 1, but what does it mean for open houses?

Douglas Elliman has enlisted dozens of celebrity and influencer agents for its new advertising campaign launching in next month.

New home listings nationwide fell 17% from last year, while median home sale prices are up 15%, according to a recent Redfin report.  

A downtown Boston developer wants to change its current hotel project to residential, citing shifts in the hospitality industry and the impact it’s faced due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Cape Cod real estate market remained strong coming off a record-setting 2020 fueled by high demand and low inventory.

“Caldwell is more than a place to live, it truly is an experience, and we designed the building to ensure a safe habitual lifestyle.” — Michael Procopio, vice president of development, Procopio Companies