As Boston continues to become a hub for major corporations, the housing market continues to experience seemingly puzzling trends. Major corporations such as GE, Keurig, and Google have recently made Boston their home, which has brought an influx of employees and their families to the area. This...
Writing a Personal Letter to Sellers - Do They Really Help?
If you’ve recently gone through the homebuying process, you know that it’s a tough market out there. Competition is fierce and buyers and their real estate brokers are continually trying to come up with (creative) ways to make their offer stand out without necessarily breaking the bank...
REBA Summer Mixer
The Real Estate Bar Association held its annual summer networking event for New Lawyers at TICO. Partner Noel Di Carlo is a board member of REBA and co-chair along with Attorney Nicholas Shapiro of the New Lawyer's Committee. Members of the firm came out in full support!
Unique Inspections for Boston Buyers
There are certain inspections that likely come to mind when considering buying a home. Buyers often conduct a home, smoke and carbon monoxide alarm, radon and lead paint inspection, but there is a unique aspect of Boston’s landscape that requires a rigorous inspection that most buyers have...
The Long Shadow of Boston’s New Development Boom
Local communities have been quietly buzzing for some time now regarding Millennium Partner’s proposed Winthrop Square Garage Tower on 240 Devonshire Street. Local buzz, however, turned national when The New York Times ran an article this week highlighting the deepening divide between developer...
Avocado Toast - the Downfall of Millennials? Is it really Toast vs House?
35 year old Australian millionaire Tim Gurner's message to Millenials is this: Lay off the avocado toast if you want a house! But is overpriced toast, craft beers and instagrammable farm-to table meals the only reason why many millenials may never own a house in their lifetime? What other...