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Walsh returns to Coldwell Banker Realty’s Leominster office

Lynn Walsh has returned to Coldwell Banker Realty’s Lemonister office. 

Medford seeks bids to redevelop unused lots into housing, mixed-use development

Medford officials are soliciting bids for the redevelopment of three city-owned lots in Medford Square. 

First residential building in Suffolk Downs redevelopment opens

A grand opening ceremony was held for the eight-story Amazya building, bringing the first 475 residential units to the project.

Keegan Named Massachusetts Association of REALTORS® Realtor of the Year

Kristen Keegan, co-owner of Silver Key Homes at LAER Realty, has been named Realtor of the Year by the Massachusetts Association of  REALTORS® (MAR).

Listings on the rise as mortgage rates hit 24-month low

Boston had one of the highest increases in new listings last month.

Boston Housing Scorecard: Housing starts up, inventory rises in September

Meanwhile, existing home sales fell as days on market ticket up a day last month.

Developer breaks ground on new Salem affordable housing development

Construction is set to begin on the redevelopment of senior housing into a new affordable housing development in Salem. 

Massachusetts is one of the safest states in America

Massachusetts is one of the safest states in America according to a new report.

Lexington named third-best small city to live in in America

For the second year in a row, several cities in Massachusetts made WalletHub’s list of 2024’s Best Small Cities in America.

Kairos Shen named Boston’s new planning chief

Shen will lead the city’s planning department, which Wu established in July to restore planning as a core function of city government.

South Boston’s On the Dot developer brings on new partner, investor

Sterling Bay has joined Boston real estate investment and development company Core Investments in its On the Dot development project.

Massachusetts Colleges excel in U.S. News & World Report rankings

Massachusetts has some of the best colleges and universities in the country, and more than a dozen of them made U.S. News & World Report’s Best National University Rankings list.

Developer changes plans for Herald Street project site

The project was originally approved by the Boston Planning & Development Agency in July 2018

Project to bring 236 new housing units, open space to South Boston neighborhood

The Boston Planning Department has approved a new project allowing for the conversion of an industrial site into residential use, bringing 236 housing units and open space to a South Boston neighborhood.

Wellesley among the richest ‘middle class’ towns

In Wellesley, $245,201 is the minimum income to be considered middle class, according to GoBankingRates. The maximum, meanwhile, is $735,602.

Selling prices moderate as sale pace slows across Greater Boston

Despite a summer marked by falling mortgage rates and increased inventory, homebuying activity in Greater Boston has cooled since late spring.

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