Could the industry do a better job of training new agents? Find out what other agents had to say in our newest survey on rookie agents.

According to the annual survey, the typical Realtor saw their transaction sides rise from 10 to 12 and their sales volume increase from $2.1 million to $2.6 million. 

What did you expect when you entering Boston real estate? Once you were licensed, did you feel prepared? We want to hear from you!

Which tools and techniques do Boston agents use to market their real estate listings? Local agents weighed in.

Which tools and techniques do Boston agents use to market their listings? Has the lack of inventory changed the way you market? We want to hear from you!

What are the tools that Boston’s agents and brokers can’t live without? From marketing and social media to lead generation and sales, we want to hear your how you utilize technology our new survey!

What is the state of Boston luxury real estate? Check out how our readers responded to the Luxury Survey, including recent changes in the market and what amenities buyers are looking for.

What are the hottest areas for Boston’s luxury real estate market these days? We want to hear your thoughts in our new survey!

How much are you earning? Are you confident in the Boston housing market? We want to know! Lend your voice to our annual reader survey.

@properties Christie’s International Real Estate has released the findings of a new survey focused on brokerage technology.

Optimism about the market was lower in the Northeast, where 72% of survey respondents characterized their sales outlook for the next six months as “good.”

Whether you strive to be a top producer or you think the title is just a lot of hype, we found there was no shortage of viewpoints on the topic.

Are you a top producing real estate broker? Do you work with any top producers? We want to hear from you on what it takes to make it to the upper echelon of the Boston residential real estate industry.

Eviction filings are rising as millions of Americans are being forced from their homes months after lawmakers allowed the federally imposed eviction moratorium to expire. 

Millennials are at the greatest risk of becoming house-rich and cash-poor as the generation is spending the highest percentage of their monthly income on homeownership costs compared to other generations, according to a new Hometap report.

What do you see happening with housing inventory in 2022? What are the hottest neighborhoods in Boston? We’d like to hear your thoughts.