Moving to a new town can be both exciting and overwhelming, especially when it comes to enrolling your children in a new school. To help ease your transition, this article will guide you through the requirements for school enrollment in Brookline, ensuring a smooth and successful process for your family.
Discover the latest real estate trends of 2023 with insights from the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) in our article.
The proposed operating override has high stakes for Brookline’s schools. If approved, the tax increase will raise $11.98 million, phased in gradually over three years. Failure to pass the override will result in an unprecedented $3.25 million budget reduction in fiscal year 2024 for the schools, potentially leading to the loss of 43 positions across various programs.
The Massachusetts State Sanitary Code has been updated with significant changes to the existing provisions, renumbering of certain sections, and the addition of new ones. The new version of the code will come into effect from April 1 after several years of debate, seeking input from state and local officials, landlord, and tenant groups.
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The real estate market has started 2023 on a positive note with several indicators pointing to a rebound in activity. There has been a surge in weekly mortgage applications and a drop in mortgage rates, making it more affordable for home buyers. Buyer interest and open house traffic have also increased, with sellers offering more concessions.
Are you interested in learning more about the town of Brookline’s budgeting process and providing input on budget priorities? The Brookline Town Budget Forum is a virtual event taking place on Tuesday, Jan. 31 at 5 p.m. via Zoom.
Brookline pushes forward with new, environmentally friendlier building codes.
Brookline, MA ranks as one of the Top Places to Live for Families in prestigious Fortune Magazine list.
The Town Meeting approved a zoning change to allow less required off-street residential parking in the Transit Overlay Parking District.
Rents continue to rise at the fastest pace in decades, making housing costlier than ever for many Brookline residents.
Cambridge is eliminating minimum requirements for off-street parking spaces for new developments, will Brookline follow suit?
