Instead, older empty-nesters and roommates cluster in condos and apartments with three bedrooms and up—the sort perfect for families with kids—a new report says.
By mid-2018, there were a handful of bike-share options in the Boston area and maybe more on the way. As of early 2020, there’s really only one. Here are the details.
The San Francisco outfit says it will instead double down on e-scooters. It’s at least the fourth bike-share system in Greater Boston to cease operations.
Curbed Comparisons is a regular column that explores what one can rent or buy for a set dollar amount in the Boston area. Next up is $600,000 in Medford.
California-based LimeBike has added the pedal-assist vehicles to its fleets in Medford, Melrose, Milton, Needham, Revere, and Waltham. They’re already in Bedford, Belmont, Chelsea, Everett, and Winthrop.
Only 10 percent of Curbed Boston readers nailed the correct asking price for this three-bedroom, two-bathroom antique-style spread. The full results this way ...
This single-family includes a fenced-in backyard and quite a nice perch from the front porch. The downstairs bathroom was recently redone and there’s a garage. What say you re: the price?
Median one-bedroom apartment rents in Medford, Quincy, Waltham, Lowell, Framingham, Fall River, and Worcester are up by double-digit percentages for July compared with the same month in 2017, according to a new analysis.
There have been false starts before, but a June 25 groundbreaking signals that the 4.7-mile run through Somerville into Medford seems much likelier now.
California startups LimeBike and Spin plan to deploy about 2,000 dockless bikes in 15 municipalities region-wide by this summer. Here’s how much they’ll cost and other details.
The region’s worsening commutes mean that living that much closer to downtown Boston is becoming that much more important when it comes to general quality of life for those who have to drive, bus, or train there.
The average asking price for market-rate homes in Medford as of January 29 was $388 a square foot. That makes the city more expensive than Chelsea, Malden, and Everett.
Only 24 percent of Curbed Boston readers guessed the correct asking for this 1,352-square-foot triplex near the Somerville-Medford line. More PriceSpotter results this way ...
The 1,248-square-foot 59 Stickney Road is near the Middlesex Fells, the 2,000-acre state park with more than 100 miles of trails. The three-bedroom, one-bathroom is also near to a steal.
There is a plaque on the building at 19 High Street in Medford that touts the city as the birthplace of the iconic Christmas carol "Jingle Bells." Thing is, though, it’s most definitely inaccurate.
The MBTA on November 17 is expected to pick a company to oversee the design and construction of the 4.7-mile extension through Somerville into Medford. With the contract awarded, construction could start before the end of 2017.
The 2,550-square-foot pile at 309 High Street has, of course, been thoroughly updated during the past quarter-millennium. It comes with a pretty sizable yard, too.
The five-floor Modera Medford bills itself as especially friendly to prospective tenants wishing to commute into downtown Boston—the area is but four miles to the southeast.