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5/18/2022 Mass. home prices set records in April—Boston Globe

Home prices and mortgage rates keep rising — as if in a race to see which can put the dream of homeownership more out of reach.
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5/18/2022 Grand Manor Condo owners still owed millions from Lowell, property remains contaminated—The Lowell Sun

Any first-time homebuyer or young family moving to Lowell may think Grand Manor Condominiums are a steal.
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5/12/2022 Business in the front, condos in the back proposed for Huntington Avenue across from Mission Park—Universal Hub

A developer has proposed a two-building project at 804-812 Huntington Ave. that would feature life sciences along Huntington Avenue and 23 residential units in the rear on what now consists of a parking lot, a vacant lot and an unused building where the Red Cross once took blood donations.
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4/12/2022 Spring House Hunt: Buying a condo? Here’s what to ask about the association finances—Boston Globe

If you’re buying a condo, you’ve probably reviewed the rules and regulations of the condominium association to confirm they don’t conflict with your planned use of the property.
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4/12/2022 Developer wins approval to replace decaying former Baha'i center in the South End with ten condos—Universal Hub

The Zoning Board of Appeal today approved plans for a new condo building on Albany Street at East Canton Street after the developer agreed to add an extra unit that would be sold as affordable.
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4/8/2022 The Condo Market Is Booming—Cape Gazette

Condos are becoming a hot choice for home buyers, particularly buyers searching for greater affordability in a rapidly rising market.
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4/8/2022 Home sales down, but condo and townhouse purchases up in CT, data shows—CT Insider

More than 9,000 properties sold in Connecticut during the first quarter of 2022 — a 15 percent decline from the same period last year, but condo and townhouse sales appear to be picking up steam, according to data and real estate agents.
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4/1/2022 Multifamily Developers Face Unique Set of Challenges in Boston’s Seaport District—REBusinessOnline

As one of Boston’s fastest-growing and most dynamic areas, the Seaport District has gotten a lot of attention as it has undergone a multitude of transformations over the past 150 years.
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4/1/2022 Condo Prices Jump To Record High—National Mortgage Professional

A typical condo sold for a record $319,000 in February, according to a new report from Redfin.
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3/25/2022 Abutters lose against connected developer—The Bay State Banner

The development process at 36 Temple St. in Mattapan could serve as a case study in how controversial real estate projects moved forward during the eight-year administration of former Mayor Martin Walsh.
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3/17/2022 Developer says he's going to build 21 condos in West Roxbury, the only question is whether he builds them on Centre Street or the city gives him a nearby parking lot to put them on—Universal Hub

Developer Gary Martell told residents last night that if the city gives him the parking lot at Corey and Railroad streets for his latest condo proposal, he'll gladly give up the decaying old Gilmore place and the small brutalist former bank next door on Centre Street so that residents can try to turn them into a history-oriented community center.
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3/17/2022 Developer proposes energy-efficient small-unit residential building on Fort Hill behind mosque—Universal Hub

A Roxbury developer today filed plans with the BPDA for a seven-story building with 46 "compact" apartments and one condo on Elmwood Street at Roxbury Street, behind the Islamic Society of New England Cultural Center.
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3/1/2022 Boston couple getting offers as high as $750,000 for parking spot, report says—Boston Globe

A Boston couple is being offered as much as $750,000 for one of their valet parking spots as they prepare to sell their condominium, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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2/18/2022 Massachusetts home sales reach highest level since 2006—Boston Agent Magazine

Massachusetts home sales reached their highest level since 2006 in January, while median sales prices started showing signs of softening, according to the Massachusetts Association of Realtors’ January Housing Statistics report.
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2/17/2022 On the Market: The Former Beacon Hill Home of a Famed Boston Architect—Boston Magazine

Sometimes you can learn a lot about a home by just finding out a little bit about its history.
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2/14/2022 15-unit condo building approved for Dorchester's Meeting House Hill—Universal Hub

The Zoning Board of Appeal today approved South Boston developer Ricky Beliveau's plans for a 15 condos atop a 15-car garage at 22 High St. on Dorchester's Meeting House Hill.
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2/14/2022 Arrest made in deadly shooting at Brockton condo complex; DA identifies victim—WCVB News

A Brockton man is in custody on a murder charge in connection with a deadly shooting that happened at a condominium complex in the city over the weekend.
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2/8/2022 Developer that built condos on long abandoned Oak Square lot wants to do the same on the equally abandoned lot next door—Universal Hub

Saracen Properties of Waltham says it will soon file plans for a 70-unit condo building at 75 Tremont St. in Brighton - next to the 62-unit condo building it built at 99 Tremont St. a few years ago.
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2/8/2022 Man killed in shooting at condo complex in Brockton, DA says—WCVB News

A man is dead after he was shot at a Brockton condominium complex, according to Plymouth County District Attorney Tim Cruz.
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2/4/2022 ShoreOne Now Offering Comprehensive Flood Coverage for Coastal Condo Unit Owners—Business Wire

ShoreOne Insurance Managers, Inc. has launched a comprehensive condominium unit owners policy that includes full flood coverage at a very affordable cost
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