real estate

I could be wrong, Berkshire County, but I feel that the results of a certain new study do not bode well for the future of the Commonwealth.

I thought this would be an interesting idea to do a post about, If you had to guess, who would you think would be the largest landowner in the Bay State?

Since the pandemic hit the real estate market in Massachusetts. Properties throughout the state were selling at record-setting numbers and for over a year the market showed no signs of slowing down. Now a few months into 2023, the market might not be quite as hot, but Massachusetts is still a highly desired state for people to call home. Recen...

I thought this would be an interesting idea to do a post about, If you had to guess, who would you think would be the largest landowner in the Bay State?

What do you think the probability rate is of buying a house in Massachusetts that's(come to find out) HAUNTED?

With six floors, 40 rooms, 36 fireplaces and 54,246 square feet of living space, Searles Castle in East Barrington is by far Massachusetts' largest home. Built back in 1885 as a "Berkshire Cottage" for an extremely wealthy railroad widow, the enormous estate has plenty of fancy features and scandalous secrets. For years ...

Just when you thought the only Hobbits were in New Zealand or Middle Earth, an authentic hobbit house has hit the market in Vermont. Literally tucked into the Green Mountains, this tiny but mighty home is a huge hit on Airbnb but could be the place you next call home...

Corey Bishop and Peter West from Bishop West Real Estate join "Slater and Marjo In The Morning" once a month to discuss real estate trends. Every time I jog in my neighborhood, I see this old dilapidated house. Well, those structures have names...

All roads lead to this beautiful Berkshire county destination

Mayor Tom Bernard announced today that in accordance with provisions of legislation passed by the Legislature and signed by the Governor the City of North Adams will extend due dates on real estate and personal property bills, motor vehicle excise bills, water and sewer bills, and exemption and deferral applications until June 1, 2020. These extensions apply regardless of the due date printed on the bills.