Category: Real Estate Tips
Buying Real Estate – Seeing Past The Colors on the Wall
I’m sure most of us have watched one of those reality home search shows where a prospective buyer enters a home and immediately declares, “This color is awful. There is no way I could live in this house!” Believe it or not, this happens more often than you’d think. The reality is that most of […]
Open House Prep: 5 Tips to Get You Started
One of the very first things that happens after your house goes on the market is an open house. And now, with Spring finally here, open house season is officially upon us. This gives you the perfect chance to really showcase and highlight your home, which hopefully, will get it sold quickly and for the […]
Boston Sees Surge in New Construction in 2016
If you’ve traveled in or around Boston recently, you probably noticed several construction sites and that’s because the real estate market there is booming. According to Dodge Data & Analytics, a construction research company, Boston ranks seventh in the country among major metro areas for new construction of multifamily housing and commercial building projects.
Should I Get Renter’s Insurance for My Boston Apartment?
When you buy a home or car, insuring the new property is a given. But for some reason, you rarely hear people talk about renters insurance. When you think about it, this is surprising – Your rental property probably contains nearly everything you own! Read on to learn the basics of what renters insurance is […]
Space-Saving Ideas for Boston Apartments
Despite its charming atmosphere, Boston is a big city, not a small town. It is known for bustling intersections, Victorian triple-deckers packed tightly along the sidewalk, and small apartments. If you are working with a smaller living space than you are used to, check out these space-saving tips from Boardwalk Properties that are perfect for […]
10 Common DIY Mistakes to Avoid
Whenever someone chooses to do a project by themselves there is always room for error. Not only is it probable that someone working by themselves will lead to it taking more time but there’s also chance of the amount of money possibly doubling or even tripling.