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Massachusetts Single Family Homes, Q2, 2005 Market Watch Report By MLSPIN By County and Zip Code MLSPIN_MWR_2025-Q2
Read More🏡 Massachusetts Real Estate Market In the first half of 2025, the Massachusetts single-family housing market painted a vivid picture of strong demand, rising prices, and swift sales. With 16,933 homes sold, the market moved at a brisk pace, averaging just 39 days on the market and 27 days to receive an offer. 📈 The Heart of the Market The sweet […]
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Read More2023 MA Single Family, Condos, and Muti Family Real Estate Sales Property type home sales data for Single Family, Condos, and Multi Family homes in all of MA (not including auctions and Berkshires + Cape Cod multiple listings data).
Read MoreTOTAL SOLD MARKET STATISTICS IN MASSACHUSETTS* BY TYPE JAN TO JUN 2023 *excluding Cape Cod & Berkshires Source: MLS Property Information Network, Inc. SINGLE FAMILY-CONDOMINIUMS-MULTI FAMILY SINGLE FAMILY CONDOMINIUMS MULTIFAMILIY LEGEND: SP = Sale Price, LP = List Price, OP = Original Price
Read MoreProperty type home sales data for Single Family, Condos, and Multi Family homes in all of MA (not including auctions and Berkshires + Cape Cod multiple listings data).
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I asked AI, “What is the breakdown of price per square foot by MBTA transit line?” Here’s what AI had to say about a breakdown of the average price per square foot by MBTA transit line in the Boston area, based on Estately’s analysis of home sales within a half-mile of each stop: 🏙️ MBTA Transit […]
Read MoreThe Great Wealth Transfer refers to the unprecedented intergenerational shift of wealth currently underway, primarily in the United States, but with global implications. 🔍 What Is It? The Great Wealth Transfer is the largest transfer of wealth in history, as baby boomers and the Silent Generation (those born before 1946) pass down their accumulated assets to younger generations — […]
Read MoreAccessory Dwelling Unit Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are secondary housing units which are located on the same lot as a primary residence. ADUs offer additional living space or rental income opportunities. These units can be attached to, or can be detached from, the main house, and are often referred to as “in-law suites,” “granny flats,” […]
Read MoreCity of Cambridge, MA made a huge historic move and eliminated Single Family re-zoning in hopes of helping addressing housing shortages. This change eliminates both the single-family and two-family restriction zones but allows townhomes and buildings that are up to four stories for all locations and up to six-stories on 5,000 square feet and larger […]
Read More🏡 Case Study: Housing Affordability in Lexington, MA (2025) Lexington, Massachusetts continues to be one of the most competitive housing markets in the state. In June 2025, the median home sale price reached $2.1 million, marking a 29.2% increase year-over-year. This sharp rise reflects strong demand and limited inventory, making it a seller’s market. 1. https://www.redfin.com/city/36128/MA/Lexington/housing-market 📊 Key Stats: Median Price per […]
Read MoreWhat does Housing Affordability Mean? It refers to the relationship between household income and housing costs—essentially, whether people can reasonably afford to buy or rent a home without compromising their ability to pay for other essentials like food, healthcare, and transportation. Factors Affecting Affordability: Local wages and employment opportunities, Home prices and rental rates, Availability […]
Read MoreHistorically, US home prices have risen faster than the overall rate of inflation, as measured by the consumer-price-index-CPI. This pronounced trend in recent decades, impacts housing affordability. Need to focus and understand the factors driving this disparity. Here are some key trends and observations (See data sources below): Long-Term Outpacing of Inflation: Since 1963, home prices […]
Read MoreThe Case-Shiller Home Price Index is a widely respected measure of U.S. residential real estate prices. It provides insights into home price trends across different metropolitan areas and is often used to gauge (indicator) the health and trends of the housing market. This Index tracks changes in residential real estate values across major US metropolitan […]
Read MoreListed below are a few formula calculations to help with some basic real estate related math. Loan-to-Value Ratio (LTV) Calculation This ratio is a key measure that lenders use to assess the risk of a loan. The ratio measures the relationship between the “amount borrowed” and the “property’s appraised value”. It’s a key factor that […]
Read MoreThe Great Wealth Transfer refers to the unprecedented intergenerational shift of wealth currently underway, primarily in the United States, but with global implications. 🔍 What Is It? The Great Wealth Transfer is the largest transfer of wealth in history, as baby boomers and the Silent Generation (those born before 1946) pass down their accumulated assets to younger generations — […]
Read More🏡 The real estate world is buzzing with innovation, and 2025 is shaping up to be a year of style, sustainability, and smart living. Whether you’re a homeowner, investor, or design enthusiast, these trends are transforming how we think about space, comfort, and value. 🌱 1. Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Design Eco-conscious living is no longer a niche […]
Read More🏡 The real estate market is evolving rapidly, and today’s buyers are looking for more than just a place to live — they’re seeking homes that reflect their lifestyle, values, and future goals. Whether you’re a homeowner, investor, or agent, understanding these trends can help you stay ahead of the curve. 🌱 1. Sustainable and Eco-Friendly […]
Read More40Y is the Starter Home Zoning Districts Act which was enacted in 2022 via the Economic Growth and Relief for the Commonwealth (Acts of 2022, Chapter 268), and it encourages the creation of starter home districts with a gola to help reduce barriers to create smaller and more affordable starter homes. According to mass.gov, “A […]
Read MoreMassachusetts offers more than just rich history and world-class education—it’s also home to some of the most attractive real estate communities for investors and retirees alike. Whether you’re looking to grow your portfolio or settle into a peaceful, well-connected neighborhood, the Bay State has something for everyone. Why Massachusetts? From the scenic coastlines of Cape Cod to the vibrant […]
Read MoreDiscovering the Right Real Estate Community for You When it comes to buying a home, it’s not just about the property—it’s about the community. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, relocating, or investing, choosing the right neighborhood can make all the difference in your lifestyle and long-term satisfaction. What Makes a Great Real Estate Community? A great […]
Read More40Y is the Starter Home Zoning Districts Act which was enacted in 2022 via the Economic Growth and Relief for the Commonwealth (Acts of 2022, Chapter 268), and it encourages the creation of starter home districts with a gola to help reduce barriers to create smaller and more affordable starter homes. According to mass.gov, “A […]
Read More🔄 Reverse Migration in Real Estate In recent years, a surprising trend has emerged in the U.S. housing market: Reverse migration refers to a shift in population movement that goes against traditional patterns. In real estate, this typically means: People moving away from large urban centers or popular Sunbelt states (like Florida, Texas, and California) Returning to smaller cities, rural […]
Read More🧳 Downizing Whether you’re an empty nester, a retiree, or simply seeking a more manageable lifestyle, downsizing your home can be a liberating and financially savvy move. But the process can feel overwhelming—emotionally, logistically, and even financially. At gotozuby.com, I am here to help you demystify the downsizing journey and make it a smooth, empowering transition. 🏠 Why Do […]
Read More🏡 Lifestyle Trends In today’s dynamic housing market, buyers are no longer just looking for large square footage and curb appeal — they’re seeking homes that align with their lifestyle values. From wellness-focused spaces to tech-integrated living, here are the top lifestyle trends influencing real estate decisions in 2025. 🌿 1. Wellness-Centric Living Homebuyers are […]
Read MoreRegardless of whether you are updating, rennovating, or remodeling – consider making upgrades for style and functionality because it will help for increasing your resale value. Let Design Lead Vital, Efficient and Innovative Spaces Acronym to help you – DEVILS: Durability-Efficiency-Ventilation-Illumination-Layout-Storage D – Durability: Choose long-lasting, water-resistant materials. E – Efficiency: Help support sustainability and the environment. […]
Read More🛠 Renovation vs. Remodel vs. Update: What’s the Difference? These words are often used interchangeably, renovation and remodeling have distinct meanings. Remodeling involves significant changes to the purpose and layout of a space, while renovation focuses on repairing and improving the existing structure. For example, converting a bedroom into a bathroom is a remodel, while updating […]
Read More🏠 Tenant Rights: What Landlords Can’t Charge For In Massachusetts, landlords cannot deduct from a tenant’s security deposit for reasonable wear and tear. This is protected under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 186, Section 15B. ✅ What Is Considered “Reasonable Wear and Tear”? These are normal signs of everyday living: 🎨 Faded paint 🧼 Minor carpet wear 🖼️ […]
Read More🏡 Case Study: Housing Affordability in Lexington, MA (2025) Lexington, Massachusetts continues to be one of the most competitive housing markets in the state. In June 2025, the median home sale price reached $2.1 million, marking a 29.2% increase year-over-year. This sharp rise reflects strong demand and limited inventory, making it a seller’s market. 1. https://www.redfin.com/city/36128/MA/Lexington/housing-market 📊 Key Stats: Median Price per […]
Read MoreWhat does Housing Affordability Mean? It refers to the relationship between household income and housing costs—essentially, whether people can reasonably afford to buy or rent a home without compromising their ability to pay for other essentials like food, healthcare, and transportation. Factors Affecting Affordability: Local wages and employment opportunities, Home prices and rental rates, Availability […]
Read More🏡 Navigating the real estate market can feel overwhelming—but with the right education, you can make confident, informed decisions whether you’re buying or selling. Here are 10 quick tips to help you stay ahead: 🔍 1. Research the Market Understand current trends—know if it’s a buyer’s or seller’s market to shape your strategy. 💳 2. Get Pre-Approved Buyers […]
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This blog is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Real estate laws change and may be interpreted differently over time. For personalized advice regarding your rights or responsibilities as a Seller, Buyer, Landlord, or a tenant, please consult a licensed real estate attorney or local housing authority.