The Holiday Season is Officially Here. The month of December in New England offers one of the best backdrops for the holidays. Gather your friends, families, and anyone you wish to spend the holiday within Massachusetts. Holiday Events HarwichPort Stroll: This will get you into the holiday mood. Kick off December with the annual tree lighting and local chorus group. After the illumination, Continue Reading
Living in Roxbury
So, you are considering living in Roxbury, MA. Here is a mini guide of six things that might help you decide if Roxbury is the right place for you. History and general facts about Roxbury, MA 1) Roxbury, one of Boston's oldest neighborhoods, dates back to 1630 when the Puritans settled there. It became a city in 1846 and was annexed to Boston in 1868, originally a farming community with Continue Reading
Enjoying New England In The Fall
Fall in New England It's Fall in New England. New England offers many great activities for people to enjoy. New England is much more than apple and pumpkin picking while enjoying apple cider on a crisp day. Here are some great things to check out in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Massachusetts Head of the Charles: Head of the Charles Regatta is the world's largest two-day rowing event. Continue Reading
Real Estate Fraud
Every single industry must deal with fraud. Unfortunately, it's the world we live in. Security constantly improves to protect against common fraud, while scammers strive to stay one step ahead. Real Estate is an industry that scammers love to target. You might wonder why we deal with folks often making large purchases. It doesn't matter if you rent, buy, or even sell. There is a scam out Continue Reading
limited Kitchen Counter Space Solutions
It doesn't matter if you are renting or owning. Every home has drawbacks and benefits. When you own a property, you can change and improve to address any negatives. In contrast, as a renter, you might encounter more restrictions regarding alterations. One common issue I observe when evaluating properties is the lack of countertop space in many kitchens. If you are a person who likes to cook, lack Continue Reading
Renter Friendly Ways to update a Bathroom
Sept 1st has come and gone. Hopefully, the months of planning have paid off. With your items settled into their new spots in your new home and the once-full moving boxes gone, it's important to remember to clear any changes with your landlord before proceeding with your bathroom revamp. Once you've obtained approval, you can start the makeover.. You can take down all mentioned modifications as Continue Reading
Rent Control
RENT CONTROL DEBATE In 2000, I moved to Boston and what brought me here brought a lot of people to Boston: a job. Also, it's a fantastic city, but it's not exactly a cheap city. I was led to believe New York City was the only east coast city that was expensive. I was wrong. Many people from Connecticut and New York have this belief. Affordability is also a topic that news and politics Continue Reading
Top Five US Cities rents will continue to rise
Rents at the Start of the Pandemic and where we headed Wasn't it nice in 2020-2021 folks saw a break in rents? Now we are closing out 2022 and rents this past year soared to new levels. At one point most areas of the country had rental action competing with sales-level activity. Best and final, open house with 25 deep of people. Agents with their clients with paperwork completed in hand. No time Continue Reading
Pandemic Move
The Pandemic Started in 2020 and only seems right that in 2022 we start to see change for the better. Masks are coming off, people are traveling more and the boss is no longer making remote work the status quo or you are tired of living at home and feel it's safe to move back into the city. In 2021 I really encouraged folks to move back into the city. Many of my clients listened, Continue Reading
4 Sign Its time to Stop Renting
Buying a home in New England is not a cheap activity. Buying a home in Massachusetts or New Hampshire is not easy. Many graduates of our many Universities and colleges stay in the neighborhood to begin their next phase called working in the real world. When you enter the workforce you often make a decent living, but not enough where roommate life is normal. I wish when I lived with roommates Continue Reading
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