The following 14 foreclosure deeds were reported on the Suffolk Deeds website last week as having occurred in the City of Boston.
As well, The Warren Group is reporting separately that 68 foreclosures were reported in all of Suffolk County, last week.
I do not know what they classify as “foreclosuresâ€? … could be notice to [...]

This week’s Boston Real Estate Condo Market Reports are now available, here.
The market reports provide readers with detailed information on the state of the Boston real estate market.
The reports include data on inventory, recent sales, and price per square foot of condos for sale and recently closed.
I have detailed listings and sales information for [...]

Wow.
I hate being the type of guy who blogs about how crummy the subway system is …
Having said that, boy, the MBTA sure does suck disappoint me, sometimes.
From Saturday’s Globe:
A long-awaited makeover of Kenmore Square, once slated for completion in 2004, has been plagued by delays and problems.
With a price tag that has swelled [...]

Oh my goodness.
Let me tell you about the National Association of Realtors. Mostly they are a cheerleader for the real estate industry. Nothing wrong with that, I guess. Just about every industry has an organization that works in their members’ best interests (er, even if those interests aren’t in the best interests [...]

Do you remember when North Station used to be a dump?
(What, two weeks ago? Ha ha!)
Truthfully, the minute they took down the elevated Green Line tracks, Causeway Street looked so much better.
The area is still in transit, however. The street is too wide, so you feel like the street is abandoned.
The same thing [...]

The MBTA has announced plans to start texting riders with updates on delays and problems on its subway and bus lines.
The trouble is, of course, the MBTA will be texting you anytime there is a problem.
Which means you’ll be receiving emails hourly. LOL!
A much better solution, and one that perhaps they are working on, [...]