Back Bay Developed and Shaped In 1856, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts decided to fill in the Back Bay and to construct a new neighborhood on top of the wasteland. In 1881, the Back Bay was busy getting formed. Once it was completed, it quickly developed into Boston's premier arts and culture center. Copley Square was referred to as Art Square. The Museum of Fine Arts was originally Continue Reading
Archives for October 2024
Fall Colors and Decore under $35 dollars
It is officially fall, with Fall colors that are richer and darker. We enjoy the outdoors but prepare our homes for the cozy indoor days of New England winters. Many of us pinch our pennies to make each dollar we spend go further. Everything in this post is under $35.00 or offers a discount. With these great finds, you can kickstart your fall decor without breaking the Continue Reading
Buyer Beware When buying a home
Being a home buyer is like being on a roller coaster. Start to Finish. During the process, there will be highs and lows. The water is not always calm. Buyers who take the time to craft their team before making their first offer will feel better about the transaction than those without representation. Is all representation equal when buying a home? There is a belief some buyers Continue Reading
Halloween in Massachusetts
This post is all about Halloween in Massachusetts, Boston, Cambridge, and especially Salem, which might be the Halloween Capital. It is the witches' Capitol. You might not have the courage or can't make it to Salem, MA. In that case, there are plenty of places in and around Boston to bring in Halloween. It might bring young and old into the spirit, especially on Halloween. South End 36 Union Continue Reading
South Boston So You Want To Live Here
Choosing a neighborhood is more than just proximity to work and entertainment; it should fit your personality. South Boston has deep Irish working-class roots and a tight-knit community. When deciding between the East and West Sides, consider your lifestyle. The West Side offers easy access to restaurants and bars and proximity to the Seaport District and South End, making it a good fit for those Continue Reading
Timing Saving Technology
We all have technology we can't live without, and like many people, I am constantly finding new technology that I must have and use. When using it, I often ask how long I went before finding this game changer. As a real estate agent, I have tested a lot of technology. The latest and greatest have never been my priority; you should talk to my younger brother. I’ve never been one to need the Continue Reading
Halloween Decoration Ideas
Fall is officially in full swing, and we are in October. Whether or not you live in New England, October often brings to mind Halloween and towns like Salem, MA. Minnesota was the first U.S. city to recognize Halloween. People call Salem the Halloween capital due to its history and ties to the 1692-1693 witch trials and supernatural events. Shows like *Bewitched*, which featured a visit to Salem, Continue Reading
Luxury Trends in Real Estate to keep an eye on
Like most homes, luxury homes need to be functional and aesthetically pleasing. Here are seven luxury trends home buyers want or homeowners are putting in their homes for their enjoyment 1) Focus on Wellness. Luxury tends to be a luxury, but it shouldn't be a luxury to maximize outdoor space with outdoor kitchens and space for outdoor gatherings. There is a new emphasis on cooking food from Continue Reading
