Walmart, the biggest retailer, Tyson, which owns 20% of the food we eat, JB Hunt, which is the biggest transportation company in America.

After all, housing, transportation, and food are typically the biggest three expenses a person has. 

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The South Coast Rail project will offer a reliable transit connection between southeastern Massachusetts and Boston.

It's an expensive market (actually pretty similar to Boston pricing, Cambridge I mean, not Revere) and it's competitive so finding deals is the biggest challenge.

For context, my business partner and I are just starting out in real estate investing in the Boston area, and we are building our contact list.

Hello All,  I am a relatively new Boston based real estate investor. 

The deal is as follows:350k total cost to rehab 3 premium units in the Boston market that will rent out around 2.5k a unit.

I've been looking at a few 3 family properties in the Greater Boston Area (Cambridge / Somerville) that are pretty distressed but have good potential to become condos.

When people talk about the cost per square foot to build a house it is typically 250 or I think 200 in my area (Boston suburbs) My question is- when people throw around this “generic” number, does this typically include the cost of hiring a gc to build the project?