Is buying a vacation home one of your New Year’s resolutions? If so, then it’s essential you understand all the steps that lead to the
Buying a home takes more than just money. It takes planning and foresight. Making sure that you’re prepared before you begin your search will make
The holiday décor has been taken down and the kids are back in school. The allure of the Winter season has dissipated and all that’s
Boston traffic is unpredictable and with traffic due to weather or accidents easily increasing commutes by an hour or more, those who drive to work
Buying a new home before selling your current one Homeowners need to remember what is most important in this transaction: getting the most money for
There is nothing that makes a home seller happier than receiving multiple offers and having a bidding war on their home. It provides many benefits- even beyond
It’s no secret that buying a house is an investment and it’s one that you want to protect. By purchasing a home warranty, you know
Get Ready for Even Lower Inventory 2019 was a very interesting year for Real Estate with a couple of big surprises. The first one was
You just signed your closing papers. Your belongings are boxed up and ready to find their place in your new home. The property is empty,
The Wilmington housing market in November 2019 had 22 homes sold at an average sale price of $558,096. This is a 22% increase in the
The Lamacchia Housing Report presents overall home sale statistics and highlights the average sale prices for single families, condominiums, and multi-family homes in Massachusetts and
Smart homes might seem like a far-off futuristic concept, but with the continual advances in technology, they are becoming increasingly popular and rightfully so. With
The 2020 national conforming loan limit for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will be increasing from 2019’s $484,350 to $510,400; 115% of median home prices
If you’re thinking about selling this winter don’t think that you’re behind the eight ball. Selling in the winter and around the holidays has some
A reminder if you’re a property owner in Massachusetts: by law you must remove or treat snow and ice on walkways and plow parking lots.
