Buyer Commission Changes: What Sellers Need to Know Buyer agent's commissions are going through a significant shift. One could argue that the real estate world is shifting, and one of the most significant changes comes from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) regarding buyer commissions. These updates have sparked discussions about how commissions are structured, and for sellers, it’s an Continue Reading
Sotheby’s in more the Luxury Real Estate
Sotheby's International Realty is known for its luxurious properties in prime global locations, but it offers much more than just high-end real estate. With a rich heritage, diverse services, and an international presence, Sotheby's caters to clients' needs beyond the property market. This article explores why it's a top choice for luxury, art, and unique experiences. Sotheby's name has been a Continue Reading
South End 88 Wareham New Construction
New Construction on a smaller scale is the best way to describe 88 Wareham. Wareham is a boutique-style Condominium building with 27 homes, a mix of one—and two-bedroom condominiums, in the heart of the south end in the SOWA District. It was designed by Brian Healy Architects and is Cresset Development's latest creation. The homes at 88 Wareham offer crafted 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
6 Bathroom Features that do not always bring value
If done right, a bathroom remodel can bring $25,000 to $46,000 in resell value. Not all features hold the same value. When my parents were selling their home in Connecticut, I was new to real estate, but kitchens and bathrooms matter when a buyer looks at a house. Here are six things that matter the most 1) Small Bathrooms So, things are okay if they are small, but buyers or house guests do not Continue Reading
Kitchen Direction and Paint Color
Buyers and sellers might see kitchen or room direction as quirky. Some of the quirks are cultural. Feng Shui is the Chinese practice of maximizing the flow of energy. If a home is built correctly, feng shui should attract wealth. Find love Keep your relationship stable. Achieve career success Improve your health Increase your vitality Guard against misfortune and many other Continue Reading
Lake Winnipesaukee
Lake Winnipesaukee, part of The Lakes Region, offers diverse dining and activities, each town providing something unique. Consider what matters most to you—proximity to ski resorts, golf clubs like Bald Peak, or a vibrant arts and festival scene. Accessibility is key, too. While some areas, like Old Long Island, have year-round access via bridges, others are more remote, reachable only by ferry or Continue Reading
Neighborhood South End So you want to live here?
Discover the South End: A Vibrant and Sought-After Neighborhood So, you want to live in the South End, right? Well, let me tell you more about it. The South End has transformed remarkably, evolving from a neighborhood with challenges to one of the most sought-after areas. Buyers and renters now aspire to call it home, making it a lucrative prospect for sellers and landlords. 1) Pick Your Continue Reading
10 Essential Summer Items to Brighten Up Your Home Décor
Choose pieces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing, such as wicker chairs or a cozy outdoor sofa. Furthermore, consider adding versatile options like foldable tables or stylish benches to enhance your outdoor space. As the days get longer and the temperatures rise, it's the perfect time to refresh your home décor with summer-inspired items. Brighten up your living space with Continue Reading
Boston Seaport District
The Seaport District is transforming from a largely uninhabitable industrial zone built on a landfill during the 1850s. The Seaport spent most of the 20th century as a vast wasteland of parking lots and abandoned wharves. Fast Forward, and much of the Seaport past is unrecognizable. Empty parking lots are replaced by luxury condos and excellent restaurants, offering diners more choices. The Continue Reading
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