Issued by Boston City Councilors Sharon Durkan and Henry Santana, the amendment would eliminate off-street parking minimums for residential projects.

The average monthly payment on an outstanding home loan reached $2,005 in the fourth quarter of 2025, according to Realtor.com’s latest data based on FHFA figures.

Katie O’Neil and Rebecca Massi will serve as the next vice presidents of The Collaborative Companies.

The property’s location in the Agassiz neighborhood offers access to the MBTA Red Line station and Harvard University.

Gina Carme, Karen McLaine and Teri Kirkland will operate out of Senné’s Arlington location, while Alissa Parziale will be based in Boston.

A blustery March brought more inventory to Massachusetts’ tight housing market. Meanwhile, closed sales dipped year over year, according to the Massachusetts Association of REALTORS®.

The agents will now operate as TRU2YOU Realty in Worcester.

The National Association of REALTORS® has agreed to pay $52.25 million to resolve nationwide homebuyer claims tied to buyer-agent commission litigation from the Tuccori et al. v. At World Properties et al class-action lawsuit, the organization announced Friday. 

While the market has seen an increase, experts say local rent prices likely won’t grow exponentially.

Zillow said the response in the three weeks since Preview’s launch demonstrates that agents and their clients prefer “broad, public pre-market exposure” over private listing networks.

Who is buying homes in America? According to a new report from the National Association of REALTORS® on homeownership trends from 2014 to 2024, the answer often comes down to your job.  

Agents Rachel Stocker and Nicolette Mascari will lead the new location.

The National Association of REALTORS® has introduced a new, expertise-driven application process for its 2027 governance committees, aiming to better align member experience with leadership roles. 

Developers plan to finalize the apartment building’s foundation and begin vertical construction within the next few weeks.

From healthcare to economic resources, Bay State women have what they need to thrive, which may explain a burgeoning trend — single-female homebuyers.

Recent data from Realtor.com and the National Association of REALTORS® shows steady household growth, but supply is still catching up.