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Number of immigrants working in U.S. construction reaches record high

Immigrants working in U.S. construction hit 2.9 million.

Former Foxborough State Hospital to become housing

More than 141 housing units will be made available for those age 55 and older.

Floating Chapel on the Bay

Former Chapel on the Bay is a spiritual oasis transformed into luxury living. It’s listed for $699,000.

Charlestown’s Constitution Inn to become affordable housing

The Boston Planning & Development Agency approved the project at its December meeting.

Arboretum Road redevelopment one step closer to approval

A redevelopment project proposal that would bring a six-story building with 230 apartments to Roslindale’s Arboretum Road is one step closer to approval.

Greater Boston housing prices soften in November

Housing prices in Greater Boston softened last month as annual price appreciation slowed, according to the Greater Boston Association of Realtors (GBAR) November housing report.

Home, condo prices reach new November highs

Meanwhile, sales activity last month fell by double digits from 2022

MAR president hopeful for market improvement in 2024

Low inventory, high interest rates continued to challenge homebuyers in November.

Millennials and baby boomers decorate differently

Americans now spend $5,635 each year on home renovation projects, -plus an additional $1,599 on home decor. However, those averages differ between generations.

Santa’s North Pole cabin listed for $1.18M

Take an AI-powered interactive tour of the listing on Zillow

Nearly half of homesellers don’t know they pay the buyer agent’s commission

According to new data from Clever, 42% of homesellers mistakenly believe that buyers directly pay their agent’s commission fees.

Houzz predicts that these interior design trends will take over in 2024

How will our homes evolve in the new year?

Homesellers with an agent earned more profit, endured less stress, study shows

Homesellers who worked with a real estate agent during the last two years made more profit and had fewer regrets.

Cape Cod town named one of the best for first-time homebuyers

A new report found that despite cities in New England having higher housing costs, one Cape Cod community is breaking the stereotype. 

Massachusetts town one of the most “Christmassy” in America

A survey of 3,000 families sought to discover which holiday-rich destinations families want to visit most during the holiday season.

Officials break ground on new South End development

Officials have broken ground on a new development that will bring 47 new homes for moderate-income and first-time homebuyers in Boston. 

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