Never buy a co-op
Boston is lucky. It’s almost all condos (downtown and Boston Proper, I’m talking about). Very few co-operatives. I’ve mentioned this before – co-ops blow. Most people don’t understand their financial structure; their eyes glaze over once...Signs of a stabilizing housing market? Possibly.
Most people would love a stable housing market. Sellers, because they would then be able to price their properties appropriately. Buyers, of course, because they want to feel comfortable they aren’t buying right before a market drop. The rest of the country,...What you’re up against, if you are a seller
From the Globe: Tim deRosa, an assistant vice president at the Boston office of the Chubb Corp., bought his Brookline condo for $357,000, less than two years ago … A $30,000 home equity loan enabled him to put in the top-notch kitchen he hoped would result in a...Miracles happen: Assembly Square development plans announced
Jaw-dropping development, here. A tentative agreement disclosed yesterday between developers and a community group could end nearly a decade of dispute and allow construction of an Ikea furniture store and an ambitious mixed-use project consisting of office space, a...Population pops
The population of the United States reached 300 million on Tuesday. The US Population hit 200 million in 1967. Here’s a quick look at how the U.S. has changed in 39 years, in terms of new home prices, population density, and household growth. U.S. Households...Condo Listings by Neighborhood
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