Volume 7, Issue #2, Thursday, March 16, 2023 |
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Boston is the third most expensive in the city for renters, according to a new report from Zumper. With inflation at its highest level since the early 1980s, Zumper’s National Rent Report found a leading indicator on rising inflation rates is rent, as the three markets with the highest inflation numbers also have the most dramatic growth in rental prices.
A 2-Minute Read
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It makes sense that so many homebuyers are millennials aged 26 to 41.
That is when people typically start families and enter their prime earning years. So that demographic is when buying makes the most sense.
A 2.5-Minute Read
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Are you planning to buy a home this spring? Though things are more balanced than they were at the height of the pandemic, it’s still a sellers’ market. So, when you find the home you want to buy, remember these four tips to make your best offer.
A 3.6-Minute Read
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Don’t wait until you’re ready to move to start preparing financially to buy a home.
If you’re like the vast majority of home buyers, you will choose to finance your purchase with a mortgage loan. However, by preparing in advance, you can avoid the common delays and roadblocks many buyers face when applying for a mortgage.
A 10-Minute Read
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Hickman-Coen Home Team
February-March Activity
Coming Soon
101 Grew Ave., Unit: A, Roslindale
$499,000
For Rent
$10,000
Offer Accepted
Commercial Property
1913 Centre St. West Roxbury
Under Agreement
2 Family! 286 School St., Watertown
Sold
30 Chickering St., Dedham $684,000
We will go to any community in Massachusetts
you want to call home!
For More Information...
Call or Text: Karen Hickman, 617-821-1665,
or Helen Coen, 617-416-8173
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Neighborhood Housing
Market Reports for February 2023
Please take a look at the neighborhood's current average Listing Price, $ Per Sq Ft., # of Listings, Ave. Sq. Ft., Days on Mkt. etc.
Simply click on the neighborhood below that interests you! You can choose from Single Family, Condominium, or Multi-Unit at the link.
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5.5 Million New Homes are needed in the US. The greater Boston area needs 100,000 new homes a year just to keep up with the demand.
A 1-Minute Video
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Boston real estate has had people creating unique solutions for housing for years, but this latest move, from Sal’s pizza owner Sal Lupoli definitely takes the cake (or slice, in this case). Lupoli, and his wife Kati, will be moving into a brick Georgian revival-style building in the North End that once served the Sumner and Callahan tunnels, after some extensive renovations, Boston.com reports.
A 2-Minute Read
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Rent stabilization, development reform headed to Beacon Hill
The Boston City Council gave its seal of approval Wednesday to Mayor Michelle Wu’s rent control plan and her pitch to reshuffle the city’s development agency, twin victories for the mayor’s campaign vows to tackle housing costs and reform the city’s development review system.
The margin of victory was strong on both measures, with both passing by votes of 11-2. The two dissenters in both cases were the most conservative councilors in the chamber, Frank Baker and Erin Murphy.
A 6-Minute Read
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Call Or Text Us 617-416-8173
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