The South End is one of the city of Boston’s most desired treasures for many people. The area is bordered by the Back Bay, Chinatown and Roxbury and, although it’s square mileage is quite small compared to some suburbs of the city, it offers rich culture and history. So, what makes people flock to the South End? Victorian-Style Architecture. Established in the mid-1800’s as a means to find more space for an over-crowded Boston, the South End boasts gorgeous brick and brownstone row homes that define Victorian architecture. Read More...

Aside from the facts that the delicious Fig Newton cookie was named after the town, or that Clint Eastwood has decided to move and run for mayor, Newton MA is a wonderful place to live if anyone is looking to permanently reside in the Boston area. So, what makes this town such a best-seller? Here are a few reasons. 1.) Living in Newton is convenient The D Line branch of the MBTA’s Green Line rail ends in Newton, which means those who live in the town and work in the city get the benefit of public transportation. Read More...

Summer is the perfect time to be moving long distance. The kids are out of school, or perhaps you’ve finally become empty nesters and can move to that far-away place you’ve always dreamed of. The first hurdle, however, is packing all of your belongings. We’ve been in the business of moving long enough to know that no matter how organized you are, packing is still stressful when you’re moving. The solution? Read More...

Deciding to move is an exciting experience, but sometimes picking the right place to move to within an area is challenging. Do you choose inner city, rural countryside, or suburbs? For those moving to the Boston area, it’s the suburbs that people are flocking to these days. Here are the three main reasons why the Boston suburbs are in high demand. More Space. For young couples looking to start a family, or perhaps expand upon their family, the Boston suburbs are the place to be. Read More...