
April 30, 2026
Why I’m Voting Yes on Brookline’s Tax Override
On May 5th Brookline residents are asked some tough questions: here's why I vote YES on the tax overrideRead More →

April 25, 2026
Brookline May 2026 Election: What Homeowners Need to Know
The May 5 election includes a $23.3 million override that would raise property taxes permanently. Registration closes April 25 -…Read More →

April 17, 2026
Brookline School Committee Election: What Homebuyers Should Know
Four candidates will compete for three School Committee seats in the coming elections. Here's how district governance and funding debates…Read More →

April 15, 2026
Wegmans Chestnut Hill Pharmacy Closure: Brookline Buyer Impact
The Wegmans pharmacy closure in Chestnut Hill highlights how retail amenity shifts may influence property appeal for Brookline buyers near…Read More →

April 7, 2026
Brookline Real Estate Market Report Q1 2026 — Sales, Prices, Neighborhoods & Rentals
Brookline Q1 2026: 80 closed sales, $1.53M median price (+26.9% YoY), $866/sqft. Neighborhood, school zone, and rental analysis from The…Read More →

April 5, 2026
Brookline Override Debate: What the Affordability Campaign Means
A campaign opposing a major Brookline override has raised questions about property taxes and affordability. Here's what buyers and sellers…Read More →

March 31, 2026
Why The Bushari Team at Compass Gives Sellers a Strategic Advantage in Today’s Listing Market
In today’s real estate market, the question is no longer just where a home appears online. It is who controls…Read More →

March 31, 2026
Brookline Veterans Tax Relief Program: What the Delay Means
Brookline's approved veterans tax work-off program remains unimplemented 16 months later. What buyers and homeowners should know about this delay.Read More →

March 30, 2026
Brookline Override Vote May 2026: What Homebuyers Should Know
Brookline's $23.25M override vote on May 5 may reshape school programs and property taxes. What buyers, sellers, and owners should…Read More →

March 29, 2026
Teacher Contract Talks and Brookline Real Estate Stability
Stalled educator negotiations may signal fiscal pressures that influence school quality perceptions, tax override cycles, and long-term property values.Read More →

March 28, 2026
Brookline Police Chief Contract Renewal: What It Means for Buyers
Chief Paster's new three-year contract signals municipal commitment to public safety—a factor that may influence property values across neighborhoods.Read More →

March 25, 2026
The Condo Fee Shock Coming to Boston, Brookline and Cambridge
A quiet condo finance change could hit Greater Boston hard: reserve allocation requirements are rising from 10% to 15%. In…Read More →
