For Massachusetts First Time Home Buyers (FTHB) there are numerous resources being provided including: workshops, educational classes, and mortgage assistance. In Massachusetts there are regional and statewide programs assisting FTHBs. The Housing Development Division of the Department of Housing and Community Development provides funding [...]

The Italian Heart of Boston

Also known as 'Little Italy,' the North End of Boston is its oldest residential neighborhood. The historic neighborhood was often the first stop for immigrants arriving in Boston centuries ago. Rich in history, the North End is home to the Old North Church, Paul Revere's house and burial grounds. The North End [...]

If you're looking for ways to save money this year, then investing in energy efficient equipment may be the answer you're looking for.  Installing energy efficient products into your home is a great way for you to lower your energy bills and protect the environment. An added benefit is that there are many renewable energy equipment come with [...]

Today's world is a digital world, and as a result of that is a shift from paper to smart phones. Because of the shift in times, companies including real estate companies are becoming digital. Any successful real estate company today has an app for your smart phone. It's becoming more and more popular to see people at open houses on their [...]

Centerpiece for Victorian Brownstone Homes and Famous Boston Landmarks

One of Boston's most desirable neighborhoods, the Back Bay is home to trendy Victorian brownstone homes, unique shops, and trendy restaurants and bars. The Back Bay is home to The Charles Realty (located at 257 Newbury Street) and many other companies and shops. [...]

How would you feel if everyone in your neighborhood knew something about you that you didn't know? Uncomfortable? At a disadvantage? Well, if you don't know what your credit scores are, you're sort of in the same boat - because every creditor you apply for financing with knows your score, and so do most insurers and many employers. Why would [...]

Whether you like it or not Valentine's Day is here. If you're in a relationship or single, there's plenty to do in the Boston area. Ideas for places to go out to eat in Boston, or the perfect place to spend Valentine's Day for singles can be found on this blog. Take a look at some Valentine's Day [...]

Big cities are expansive concrete jungles brimming with culture, distinctive districts, and prominent landmarks. Moving to such a bustling metropolis can be an intimidating task as it imposes its own unique set of acclimatization challenges for newcomers. Yet, with proper preparation and familiarization, the daunting urban sprawl can feel [...]

Home to Beautiful Brick Row Houses on Cobblestone Streets

Located in between the Back Bay, Chinatown, Roxbury, and South Boston, this neighborhood stands out as one of Boston's most popular areas. Along with scenic views of Boston's skyline, Victorian brownstone buildings and homes along Tremont Street, Columbus Avenue, and Massachusetts [...]

February 7, 2014 marks the beginning of the Winter Olympics in Sochi, where 88 nations will compete in the foremost sports competition. To get in the Olympic spirit this blog is a hypothetical look if were an Olympics where all American cities competed in real estate related events. Boston's placing are as [...]