It’s time to address the elephant in the room.
It’s time to talk about the elephant in the room. While we’re at it, we should talk about all the other crap that’s in the room too. It’s time to simplify and declutter. Americans are the epitome of gratuitous consumption and we need to slow our roll.
read moreWhere Are All the New Residents of Boston Relocating From?
Guest blog by Elizabeth Whalen at Sparefoot Moving Guides Boston, with its large number of universities, has a built-in population-growth engine. Young people move in and, if they like the area, put down roots for the long term. In fact, the metro area added nearly...
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7 Boston farmer’s markets you can visit all winter
You may not be craving healthy food yet, but after all that holiday cheer and another month of freezing weather your thoughts will undoubtedly be drifting to some farm fresh favorites. Not to worry, there is likely to be a winter farmers' market in your neck of the...
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4500 Boston properties fed by lead water pipes
4,500 properties linked to city water lines with lead pipes in 2005 when the Boston Water and Sewer Commission, which had recently finished replacing water meters in most Boston properties, counted 4,500 properties linked to city water lines with lead pipes. (See 2005...
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What to do after you lose a real estate bid.
Now that you’ve seen the big show, it’s time to get serious and examine the facts. Are you a “ready, willing and able” buyer? In other words, lay all your cards out on the table and look at them objectively. Are you truly prepared to act in the competitive real estate marketplace you are making bids in?
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