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What $750K Gets You in Boston Today

How far does a $750,000 budget go in Boston's 2026 housing market? Our latest blog explores what buyers can expect across different neighborhoods, from condos in highly sought-after communities to single-family homes in emerging areas. Read the full article for a neighborhood-by-neighborhood look at one of Boston's most common homebuying price points. 🏡📈

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What $750K Gets You in Boston Today - Red Tree Real Estate If you're wondering what $750K gets you in Boston today, you're asking one of the most common questions buyers face in 2026. While $750,000 represents a substantial budget in many parts of the country, Boston's housing market operates differently. Limited inventory, strong demand, and a highly educa...

Please join us in welcoming Matthew Del Lima to Red Tree Real Estate!

Originally from Canada and now proudly based in Brookline, Matthew brings a strong foundation in real estate with a Bachelor of Commerce in Real Estate & Housing from the University of Guelph. In his first year alone, he closed 65+ rental transactions across Brookline and Greater Boston.

Matthew works with renters, buyers, sellers, and investors alike, combining local market knowledge with a fast, client-focused approach that helps people navigate one of the country’s most competitive housing markets with confidence.

Whether it’s your first apartment, next investment, or forever home, Matthew is committed to being a trusted advocate every step of the way.

Welcome to the team, Matthew! 👏

Boston rent prices are only part of the story. 

From broker fees and utilities to parking, move-in costs, and neighborhood pricing shifts, renting in Boston in 2026 comes with more layers than most people expect.

Our latest blog breaks down what renters should realistically budget for before signing a lease this year. Whether you’re planning a summer move or just weighing your options, this guide can help you avoid expensive surprises.

🔗 Read the full article at the link in bio.

Thinking about renting in Boston this year? Before you start apartment hunting, it’s important to understand the real cost of renting in 2026.

Our latest blog explores:
🏙️ Average rent prices by neighborhood
💡 Utility and monthly living costs
🚗 Parking expenses
🧾 Broker fees and move-in costs
📈 Current Boston rental market trends

Boston’s rental market moves fast, and budgeting correctly can make a huge difference when it comes time to sign a lease.

Read the full article and get prepared before your next move.

The Real Cost of Renting in Boston in 2026 | Rent Prices Explained Boston has long been known as one of the most expensive rental markets in the country, and the real cost of renting in Boston in 2026 continues reflecting the city’s intense demand, limited housing supply, and highly competitive market conditions. For renters relocating to the city, or even longti...

Today, we remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. 🇺🇸

Wishing everyone a meaningful and safe Memorial Day as we take time to reflect, gather with loved ones, and appreciate the freedoms we share.

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Fresh listings just hit the market.
This week’s featured rentals include bright kitchens, oversized living spaces, classic hardwood floors, and neighborhoods people search for all year long. Whether you’re planning ahead for a move or actively apartment hunting, these are the kinds of listings that don’t stay available for long in Greater Boston.

Which one are you touring first? 👇
📍 Brookline
📍 Brighton
📍 West Roxbury
📍 Newton
📍 Jamaica Plain

DM us for pricing, tours, or more available rentals across Boston and Greater Boston.

Trying to decide between renting vs buying in Boston? Compare costs, lifestyle flexibility, market trends, and long-term financial considerations to determine which option makes the most sense in Boston’s 2026 housing market. Read more in our article.

Renting vs Buying in Boston (2026 Guide) | Which Makes More Sense? - Red Tree Real Estate Deciding whether to rent or buy in Boston has never been a simple calculation, but in 2026 the decision feels even more layered. Rising rents, limited housing inventory, elevated mortgage rates, and shifting lifestyle priorities are all reshaping how people approach housing throughout Greater Boston...

From classic Back Bay brownstones to expansive Newton homes and bright Jamaica Plain condos, this weekend’s open house lineup has a little something for every kind of buyer. Whether you’re actively searching or just beginning to explore, these homes are worth stepping inside for.

Tour everything from cozy city condos to sprawling single-family homes with oversized yards, updated interiors, and timeless New England charm.

Open doors, fresh coffee, hardwood floors catching the afternoon light… Boston spring real estate season is fully awake.

Swipe through to find your next stop this weekend and save your favorites before heading out.

Join us today at our Broker Open House for this fully gut-renovated two-family home offering over 3,200 sq.ft. of beautifully updated living space on a sprawling 0.72-acre lot. Featuring 8 bedrooms, 3 full baths, designer kitchens, hardwood floors, modern finishes, and flexible living configurations ideal for owner-occupants, investors, or multi-generational living.

📍 186 Main St, Wayland, MA
🕦 Thursday | 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
💰 Offered at $1,625,000

Both units have been thoughtfully renovated with updated systems, sleek contemporary interiors, spacious layouts, and abundant natural light throughout. Plus, enjoy expansive outdoor space, shared deck areas, and parking for up to 8 vehicles.

Agents, bring your buyers! Buyers are welcome to attend as well

Hosted by Jake Rosenberg
📞 617-680-3972