There are two kinds of people in October: those who decorate their front porches with tasteful mums and pumpkins, and those who pay good money to have a stranger in a blood-stained lab coat chase them down a dark hallway. If you fall into the latter category—welcome...
In today’s real estate landscape, video has become the front door. It’s the first impression, the most powerful storytelling medium, and now, one of the biggest drivers of visibility online — not just on social media, but across the web. When a prospective buyer sees...
The Compass–Anywhere Real Estate merger might be a move that may make sense for Wall Street, but not necessarily for agents. Because, as this big-box brokerage gets bigger, it also gets blander. As this large national firm gains scale, agents may lose something more...
Boston real estate has always been competitive, but the Raffles Boston Pied-à-Terre Program introduces something truly groundbreaking to the city: a way to own a luxury condo in Back Bay with unprecedented short-term rental flexibility. For buyers who want the perfect...
Breaking News: We are so excited to announce Columbus & Over Group has a new real estate agent. Sabrina Silva is a trilingual, Emmy Award-winning former journalist turned real estate agent and entrepreneur, bringing a fresh, energetic, and people-first approach to...
Starting August 1, 2025, Massachusetts is poised to become the latest state to shake up how broker fees are handled in the rental market. Already being dubbed by headlines as a “win for renters”— if you dig just below the surface, the reality is far more complicated....
When considering buying a new construction home, understanding the complexities between a “Custom Build” and a “Spec Build” is key to finding the right fit for your lifestyle and timeline. We’ll breakdown some of the differences for you: Custom Builds A home...
When our client approached us to sell his multi-family property at 28 Thornley Street, we didn’t just look at what it was—we looked at what it could be. Could we simply list it as-is and call it a day? Sure, many agents would do that. However, we knew there was a...
We say we have an inventory problem (and we do!) but it's fascinating to see that the inventory of condos and single families in the Back Bay, South End, Beacon Hill and Seaport has gone from 215 properties available on the market in the depths of winter (mid January)...
As we enter the peak of the spring selling season, South End and Back Bay remain among the most coveted neighborhoods in the city—even against a backdrop of elevated mortgage rates. South End has seen steady appreciation, with home values rising 6.2% over the past...
