The towns we love

2,621 residential sales across eleven towns show a seasonal shift in what buyers paid relative to the original asking price.

The Fed hasn't moved in five meetings. The number that actually prices your mortgage moved 35 basis points anyway.

Three train stations in ten square miles, a 34-minute ride to South Station, and monthly math that is hard to argue with.

What twenty listings, two-acre lots, and one noisy median say about buying and selling here this summer.

Double the Inventory, and Prices That Haven't Blinked

Fast Sales, a Median That Misleads, and What the Numbers Actually Say

A $1.2M Median, Fast Sales, and One Number Worth Reading Twice

One K-8 School, a Top-Ranked High School, and Why It Shapes the Whole Town

What a Small, Fast Market Means for Buyers and Sellers

The Affordable Door Into a Million-Dollar Region

What the Six Local Districts Actually Mean for Buyers and Sellers

From Wellesley Hills to Cliff Estates

What Two-Acre Zoning and 1,100 Acres of Conservation Land Mean for You

What Buyers Should Actually Know

Steady Footing, Tight Inventory, and What It Means for You