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
Commission Changes in Real Estate
In the evolving world of real estate, significant changes are on the horizon, and they will impact how agents are compensated and more transparency to buyers and sellers. These changes may appear distant from your buying or selling experience but will affect you soon. Before delving into these forthcoming adjustments, it's crucial to understand the current state of the real estate 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
Home Security When Selling Your Home
Home Security is top of mind if you're a homeowner. When they sell, most sellers still live in the home; however, that is not always the case. In some situations, sellers must list their homes and move out, which might open them to security risks that are less likely if they live in the house. Hopefully, you've talked with your agent about home staging's impact on price and sale speed. Continue Reading
Kitchen Remodel and finishes
Many of my previous clients have purchased homes that they adore in certain aspects, while other elements prompt them to think, "I might want to change that at some point if I decide to make this property my own."Once the buyer becomes a homeowner, they embark on renovating their new dwelling. Personal taste undoubtedly plays a significant role in the choices made during this process, 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
Renovations that offer best ROI
The holidays have come and gone, and many people in the new year look at their homes and think it's time to revamp their space for themselves, or maybe you think it's time to sell. If you are revamping your space, it's actually for you to enjoy, but if you are thinking about selling and want to do renovations that offer the best return on the value then this topic is for you. Buyers Continue Reading
Changing Seller Beliefs
Whoever says I welcome change. Most of us do not like change, and if you have been a Seller for the last decade you are not going to love this change. Sellers' beliefs must change because The Real Estate Market is changing. Anyone in the Selling or Buying market does not panic. The real estate market is not going to take a complete nose dive with rising interest rates, but gone are the days you Continue Reading
Shifting Marketplace
Shift In The Real Estate Marketplace We are officially into fall, and like season change with cooler temps so does the market. For over a decade Sellers have been Kings and Queens. Buyers did have low-interest rates, but it came at a big cost. Homes were overvalued Fast forward to the last quarter of 2022 and we are seeing higher interest rates. On top of higher rates, Continue Reading
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