As home prices continue to climb, today's buyers are shifting priorities. Instead of focusing solely on square footage and yard size, more people are making trade-offs that prioritize wellness, flexibility, and connection over traditional home features.
According to the latest America at Home Study, which surveyed nearly 16,000 U.S. residents across four waves since March 2020, homebuyers in 2025 are incre...
When it comes to selling a home, first impressions are everything. Buyers may notice the layout, furniture, and color scheme, but what truly lingers in their minds are the smaller, more thoughtful details. This is where the Reverse Staging Meth...
Along Scituate’s quiet backroads, and along the crusty beaches that the Atlantic pounds, there sits a once proud home that has seen more than its fair share of history. Like so many antique houses in town, it was built in the late 1800s and e...
Major changes to the U.S. tax code are poised to strengthen homeownership, real estate investment, and the broader housing market.
On July 4, 2025, a sweeping tax reform bill—nicknamed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act—was signed into law by ...
Navigating Brokerage Liability, Risk Management, and the Changing Landscape of Agency Relationships
In the real estate world, the most dangerous risk isn’t always the one staring you in the face—it’s the one you didn’t even think to pr...
As the enchanting hues of autumn painted the South Shore in shades of gold and amber, a captivating scene unfolded within the warm, lit kitchen. Pete Dodd and Jane Stebbins sat at a charming, weathered wooden table, their conversation weaving t...
San Francisco has just passed a groundbreaking housing law that could reshape homeownership in the city. In an effort to combat the housing shortage and provide more affordable options, a new ordinance will allow homeowners to legally sell thei...
Buying a historic home is a dream for many — but it comes with unique challenges you should know before diving in. The newly released Consumer Guide from the National Association of Realtors® offers a thorough walkthrough of important consid...
A legal battle may be brewing in Boston over what some are calling retaliatory tax hikes against commercial property owners. The Pioneer New England Legal Foundation (PNELF) has accused the city of quietly increasing assessed property values �...
When you’re a real estate agent from the East Coast, especially one who's wandered through the winding streets of Scituate and other historic corners of Massachusetts, you get used to old homes—really old homes. I'm talking about houses bu...