Are you worried you may never be able to purchase a home in Greater Boston? We want to hear from you. - The Boston Globe
The Globe is looking to speak with renters in Greater Boston about their experience searching for a home.
Are you a Greater Boston renter who is worried you may never be able to buy a home in this region? Get in touch for a story I'm working on about the changing economics of homebuying, and who can really afford to buy around here.
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If so many people are leaving Massachusetts, why aren’t housing costs going down? - The Boston Globe
The state’s combination of slow population growth and sky-high prices would seem to contradict the basic laws of supply and demand.
Why is it a bad thing if kids move away? Won't housing demand go down? Because those kids are future workers, who power companies and economy. “That's not a scenario anyone should root for,” says @dmccue.bsky.social. “States with healthy economies don‘t shrink.”
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Fixed!
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Hi Greater Boston folks. For a Globe story about the state of the housing market: Have you been looking to buy a house but are holding out for lower interest rates? Searched for a place to buy but can't find anything in your price range? DM me, or drop a line at andrew.brinker@globe.com
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Is this the fix for Massachusetts’ housing crisis? - The Boston Globe
Faced with a supply crunch and rising costs, the state has taken steps to make housing more plentiful and more affordable.
Housing supply is crunched and costs are rising, but Massachusetts is taking steps to fix the problem. Today’s @bostonglobe.com Starting Point explains those efforts, and their limits, with a huge assist from my colleague @andrewbrinker.bsky.social www.bostonglobe.com/2025/02/19/n...
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For those following MBTA Communities state housing law: In new "emergency regulations" filed today after SJC ruling last week, the state extends an olive branch to Milton and other noncompliant towns, extending their deadline to pass a zoning plan to July 14. For now, Milton has another chance.
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Square shaped box with a black background and white text. At the top of the square it says: ask us anything | reddit 12 p.m. There are eight white outlines of houses with four in each row under that. The next row of text says: Reddit AMA on r/boston. The text underneath that black says: Globe reporter Andrew Brinker will be answering questions about what’s changed in housing around the Boston area in the last year.
Have a question about Greater Boston’s ongoing housing crisis? Join us on Reddit at noon!
Globe reporter @andrewbrinker.bsky.social will be answering questions on a wide range of topics.
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