Boston Is Adding 763 New Homes, Here’s Where the City Is Changing Next
Boston’s housing landscape is continuing to shift, and several neighborhoods are about to look very different. In June 2026, the Boston Planning Department approved five development projects representing 763 new homes, including 104 income-restricted units, across Allston, Dorchester, Downtown Bosto
Boston Bike Lanes & Real Estate: What Homebuyers Need to Know
Boston’s streets are changing, and if you’re considering buying a home in Boston, those changes are worth paying attention to. A recent Boston Globe opinion piece has renewed the conversation around bike lanes, pedestrian safety, parking, traffic, and how Boston should redesign its streets. For Bost
Downtown Boston’s Second Act: From Office District to Residential Neighborhood
For decades, Downtown Boston and the Financial District followed a predictable rhythm: packed sidewalks in the morning, busy lunch counters at noon, and noticeably quieter streets once office workers headed home. That pattern is beginning to change. The City of Boston is actively encouraging underus
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