Investment Properties

Fall redecoration season is slowly falling upon us like autumn leaves themselves. The 2018 fall interior design seasons will be dominated by color optimization, vintage accessories, and furniture that looks like it wouldn’t be out of place at an 80’s business meeting. However, though seemingly focused on the designs of old, the current fall decor trends offer a unique opportunity for self-expression through utilization of classic effects, accessories, and furniture. Below we’ll take a look at the top ten interior trends to expect this fall:

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Boston is known as one of the oldest cities in the United States, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t up-and-coming neighborhoods that have people clamoring to find their perfect home and move on in. While virtually all of the locals know about living in Fenway or Back Bay, many are looking for a new living experience that fits their unique lifestyle. Whether you are in the market for a retirement community, a great place to raise a family, or just buy your first home, Boston offers something for everyone.

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Tenants who are moving to the Boston area are those who are looking to live life near quite a large city. Along with that comes a list of things that these tenants are looking for when they rent an apartment in the Boston area. Rentals that offer what people are looking for in the Boston area will be able to get premium prices for their rental properties and attract quality clients.

The following are 10 things that renters look for in an apartment in the Boston. (more…)

Every large city has its massive homes, with costs running well into the millions, and to that end Boston is no exception! The following are the 5 most expensive (and stunning) homes in Boston.

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Boston is not only one of our nation’s earliest settlements, but it is now a prime real estate investment location and one of the most cultured cities on the East coast. Boston’s many diverse and charming neighborhoods have made a name for themselves as a wonderful place for both families and singles to thrive.

Looking to make an investment in this ever-growing seaside city? Check out the following neighborhoods, currently ranked as the top three Boston neighborhoods for investment properties.  (more…)

When you are building or renovating a home, there are a million decisions to make about the design and material used. One of the most highly debated choices when it comes to countertop space is which material should be used – quartz vs granite. Both sides are passionate about their viewpoint, but which is better? Is there a clear winner?

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Many senior adults who are capable of living independently choose to age-in-place. To assist them in being comfortable and safe, there are some safety measures that need to be put into place. Depending on the design of the home, it may require extensive interior remodeling! But fear not; our aging in place home remodeling checklist will help you ensure everything is designed properly for your elderly family member.

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There’s widespread speculation that Boston is in a housing bubble, but inflated property and rent costs don’t seem to be stopping people from relocating here! If you’re wondering just what it is that’s been keeping people moving to Beantown in droves, read on for a few major reasons to move to Boston.

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You have a potentially profitable rental property, and you’re looking for tenants. The age of newspaper advertisements and flyers is over – so where on the internet should you post your listing? There are dozens of places to list rental properties and hitting them all would be a full-time job in and of itself!  But fear not; we’ve compiled a list of the easiest and most effective places to list your Boston rental property.

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A housing bubble is a term used to describe a temporary real estate condition which sees the prices of homes rise to above-average norms. We all heard the term a lot in 2007, when the housing bubble which had been building for several years suddenly “burst” and people were left with homes that weren’t worth what they paid for them, leaving them “upside down” — owing more than they could sell their homes for. (more…)