Median home prices jumped across Boston from 2014 to 2019, according to new figures, with particularly pronounced increases in Mission Hill, East Boston, and upper Dorchester.
Most of the city’s core enclaves, including Back Bay, Beacon Hill, South Boston, and the South End, remain on the pricier side at the start of 2020. But there are some surprises.
Other big development news of the week includes Northeastern proposing another private dorm and the umpteenth try at redeveloping the Boston Harbor Garage.
The selection includes soaring spires such as One Dalton and Millennium Tower, but also humbler structures such as the Government Center T station and Eastie’s library branch.
That depends. Or at least that’s what a recent Conservation Law Foundation survey found. It also found that not too many Bostonians are worried about the effects of climate change.
The cavernous exhibition hall is giving way to more privately owned public space on the Boston waterfront, including a plaza with year-round programming.
The city’s aquatic edge teems with stuff to do, particularly when the weather’s warm. Here are 10 attractions to check out, including museums, one long park, and a very old ship.
The restored vessel—which its sellers bought for around $126,000 at the start of the century and are selling now for $5.2 million—also has six and a half bathrooms.
Curbed Comparisons is a weekly column that explores what one can rent or buy for a set dollar amount in the Boston area. Is one woman’s studio another woman’s townhouse? Let’s find out!
The city is probably one of a handful in America where $4,000 a month isn’t that much money to rent a place. What does the hefty sum command as summer slides to fall?
The trustees of the Harbor Towers condo complex have sued state officials and a developer in a bid to stop—or at least drastically slow—the redevelopment of the Harbor Garage into a 600-foot mixed-use tower.
The sum is not that much for Boston—though nationally it can be quite the price tag. What does it command in the city? Our latest Curbed Comparisons finds out.
It’s not one of the busier price points in the city’s rental market, but it is unusually fertile at the moment. So, pray tell, what does $10K command? Our latest Curbed Comparisons finds out.
The region’s neighborhoods can be divided into three tiers: The $1,000-a-square-foot-and-up neighborhoods, the middle tier of $500 to $999 a foot, and the under-$500-a-foot ones.
The Boston Planning & Development Agency has filed plans with the state that would move along one of the largest and longest-running development sagas in Boston: The redevelopment of the Boston Harbor Garage.
The snowstorm that hit the Boston region on January 4 did particular damage along the coastline, where historically high sea surges flooded streets, homes, subway stations, underpasses, etc.