Boston’s luxury real estate market is about to get even more exciting with the arrival of Raffles Residences. This new development promises to bring a touch of old-world charm and sophistication to the city’s skyline. The Raffles brand has been synonymous with luxury hospitality since its founding in Singapore in 1887. Its properties have hosted […]
Welcome to The Griffin Real Estate Market Update, I’m Danny Griffin. If you’re thinking about buying or selling residential real estate, it’s important to understand the current market trends. According to MLSPIN, the marketplace for Boston residential properties, here’s what happened in February 2023 versus January 2023: The Number of SOLD listings decreased by 37% […]
Boston’s luxury residential real estate market has been gaining popularity among millennials due to its vibrant urban living, accessibility, and high-end amenities. Let’s look closer at why millennials are flocking to Boston’s luxury real estate market. Firstly, Boston’s job market is a significant draw for millennials. The city is home to numerous biotech, finance, and […]
Welcome to The Griffin Real Estate Market Update. If you’re thinking about buying or selling residential real estate, it’s important to understand the current market trends. According to MLSPIN, the marketplace for Boston residential properties here’s what happened in January 2023 versus December 2022: The Number of SOLD listings decreased by 36% to 61 properties […]
Boston is known for its rich history and cultural heritage, and one of its most iconic neighborhoods is Beacon Hill. Located right in the middle of the city, this neighborhood offers visitors the chance to step back in time and experience the charm of old-world Boston. Beacon Hill is where Boston’s first European settler built […]
Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu has proposed a new plan to cap rent hikes at 10% per year to protect renters from “exorbitant” increases. However, there are some exceptions to the plan. Buildings that are less than 15 years old and small owner-occupied properties would be exempt from the restrictions. Additionally, the 10% limit would […]