After less than a year in the role, Amy Lessinger is exiting her position as president at RE/MAX, effective Jan. 17.

The state’s Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that the MBTA Communities Act is constitutional.

The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) has joined 15 states in a legal complaint to prevent the adoption of new minimum energy-efficiency standards.

Housing market research company Zonda’s 2025 list focuses on wealth and the high-end market.

Willis Brook at Lynnfield is located across from the Sagamore Springs Golf Club

NAR signaled its intent to continue its Clear Cooperation policy, but the debate over the issue has not subsided. Brokerage leaders weigh in.

Four real estate titans — Kamini Rangappan Lane of Coldwell Banker Realty; Amy Lessinger of RE/MAX; Mike Miedler of Century 21; and Robert Reffkin of Compass — share their insights on the year ahead.

The Boston Planning & Development Authority has approved a project that will convert a South Boston Waterfront office building into housing. 

This Bentonville, Arkansas home is listed by John Mayer of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Journey for $3.2 million.

Nationally, pending home sales and builder confidence also rose in December.

In its last reading before the end of the year, the National Association of REALTORS®  Pending Home Sales Index posted its fourth consecutive monthly increase in November. 

From Boston being named one of the nation’s most walkable cities to Bay State communities making best places to live lists, these are the most-read local news stories of 2024.

2024 was jam packed with big news stories, from the presidential election to the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) settlement to the implementation of those new rules. Check out our top 10 most-read stories. 

The Cape Cod real estate market is poised for a strong finish to 2024, according to the Cape Cod & Islands Association of REALTORS®.

The median-sales price slid from $425,600 in October to $402,600 last month. 

Sales of single-family homes and condos across Greater Boston rose for the second straight month in November as lower mortgage rates and an increase in new listings brought more buyers to the market.