Rent Control, Broker Fees, and Boston Rentals: What Could Change in 2026 As Boston renters and landlords look ahead to 2026, there’s growing discussion around rent control — not because it’s currently in effect, but because it is likely to appear as a future ballot question in Massachusetts. If passed, rent control would allow cities like Boston to regulate rent increases for certain Continue Reading
Review of Back Bay 2025 Condo Market
If you’ve been watching the Back Bay condo market and wondering, “Is now a good time to buy… or should I wait?” — you’re not alone. Over the past year, the market has looked and felt very different from what it did just a few years ago. Homes are taking longer to sell. Buyers are negotiating again. And pricing isn’t moving in one direction — it’s changing based on the size and type of condo. Some Continue Reading
Should I sell Now or Wait till New Year?
Is Now the Right Time to Sell, or Should You Wait? Deciding when to sell your home can feel like a significant gamble. Should you list now and take advantage of current market conditions, or is it smarter to wait for a potentially better time? The answer depends on your circumstances and the unique dynamics of today’s real estate market. Here, we’ll break down the pros and cons of selling now Continue Reading
Stand Out in Holiday Market
How to Make Your Home Stand Out in the Holiday Market Selling your home during the holiday season might not be the first time that comes to mind when considering selling a home, but it can be an ideal opportunity. With fewer homes on the market and dedicated buyers actively searching, the holidays offer a unique chance to make your property shine. Here’s how to stage your home and attract Continue Reading
Selling in the Fall- Lake Winnipesaukee
Selling in the Fall: A Hidden Gem for Lake Winnipesaukee Sellers When most people think of selling their home, spring and summer stand out as the prime seasons—especially around scenic Lake Winnipesaukee. However, fall offers unique advantages for sellers in this stunning New Hampshire region. If you’ve hesitated to list your property, consider the fall market—it might be your secret Continue Reading
Selling in Fall: Boston’s Hidden Advantage
When most people think of selling their home, spring and summer are the prime seasons that come to mind. However, with its crisp air and vibrant foliage, fall offers unique advantages for sellers in Boston. If you’ve hesitated to list your property, consider the fall market—it may be your hidden gem. 1. Less Competition, More Visibility Fall typically sees fewer homes on the Continue Reading
Boston Faces Rent Pressure
Boston Faces Rent Pressure — What State Policy and Local Leadership Might Mean for Renters Massachusetts’ new broker-fee ban puts landlords on the hook — could Boston follow Washington in pushing rent stabilization? 1. New Massachusetts Law Ends Renter-Paid Broker Fees Starting Aug 1, 2025, landlords can’t charge renters broker fees—unless the renter hires the broker. If the Continue Reading
Massachusetts Broker Fee Law 2025
Why Landlords and Renters Shouldn’t Overlook the Value of Real Estate Agents—Even After the MA Broker Fee Law Changes in August 2025 On August 1, 2025, Massachusetts will implement a significant change to its rental law: landlords—not tenants—will be required to pay the broker fee when hiring a real estate agent to lease their property. This change was designed to ease the upfront cost Continue Reading
Charlestown Single-Family Market: Q1 vs. Q2 2025
Charlestown Single-Family Market: Q1 vs. Q2 2025 Charlestown single-family home market is small — but don’t let the size fool you. With just 10 homes sold in the first half of 2025, every transaction tells a story. The data appears somewhat erratic at first glance, but after stripping away the outliers, a clear picture emerges: this market is becoming faster, more competitive, and shifting toward Continue Reading
No Property Tax or No Capital Gains Tax: Which Helps Homeowners More
Property Tax vs. Capital Gains Tax: Which Saves Homeowners More in MA, NH, and Beyond? As home prices climb, so do concerns over the taxes tied to owning and selling a home, especially for long-time owners whose equity has skyrocketed. The big question has become: which costs more — ongoing property taxes or the one-time capital gains tax when you sell — and which break truly helps homeowners Continue Reading
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