Downtown & Market Square
Lofts and boutique buildings in the city’s most walkable pocket. Expect limited on-street parking, vibrant day-to-night energy, and premium price-per-square-foot.
Lofts and boutique buildings in the city’s most walkable pocket. Expect limited on-street parking, vibrant day-to-night energy, and premium price-per-square-foot.
Pre-war homes and pocket water views on storybook streets. Historic District coverage is common; renovations move smoothly when thoughtfully planned.
Café culture and steady renovation activity. Updated single-family homes and smaller condo associations near everyday amenities.
Mill-village character, compact lots, and quick highway access—often a smarter entry point for a single-family home close to town.
Larger lots, garages, neighborhood schools, and convenient access to shopping centers and commuter routes.
Near Downtown and the South End, resident and guest permit rules can shape daily routines. Understanding street limits and seasonal restrictions avoids surprises.
Pets, rentals, reserve strength, and pending assessments matter just as much as the layout—review these early before committing to a unit.
Exterior changes often require certificates of approval. Planning timelines upfront keeps renovations smooth and compliant.
FEMA flood maps, river proximity, and elevation directly affect insurance costs and long-term ownership considerations.
Rules vary by neighborhood and building. Knowing what’s allowed protects both lifestyle flexibility and investment plans.
School districts and daily commute realities strongly influence demand, pricing, and resale value across markets.
138 Codfish Corner Rd.
2 bedroom, 2 bath home featuring hardwood floors, a private shed, and a classic brick walkway.
455 South St. — Little Harbor
Charming 2 bedroom, 2 bath Cape with a landscaped garden and peaceful pond setting.
24 Staysail Way — Spinnaker Point
2 bedroom, 2 bath condo offering low-maintenance living in a desirable community.