I just moved to Philly from Boston, where renters have no way of bypassing a real estate broker.

As for amazon HQ2, Boston is currently leading with Atlanta, Austin and DC close behind.  

Impact fees in Montgomery county are 25,000 for schools and 13,000 for transportation, anything over about 5200 square feet is an extra 2 bucks a foot.

I don't think there's going to be a next Lawrenceville.I agree with you completely -- the tech sector only has so much potential in Pittsburgh as things stand.CMU's robotics department is indeed a very big part of it, but when you look at the combined education endowments of the major Pittsburgh universities compared to places like Palo Alto and Boston, the comparison becomes a joke.

We live close to downtown Boston, and while the free commute is a huge plus, that's a huge chunk of cash I'd rather not be losing every year.

Does anybody know how to get probate leads in the Boston area without having to go to the courthouse as I work during courthouse hours which makes it very difficult to get there.Thanks any all info will be greatly appreciated.

Prior to that, I was in Boston underwriting and helping in the disposition of luxury multifamily deals for CBRE, a global company that specializes in institutional investment sales.My goal is to take the knowledge I've learned from working for institutional investors and bring that into my own personal investing.

The only downside is that they most likely won't provide public transportation so you would have to take him to school and pick him up.

Hoping it's ok to re-ask here...My family owns a couple of commercial properties in an area in Boston that has increased dramatically in market value in the lat 10 years (gentrification, not too far from downtown/colleges/hospitals, etc.).

My partners and I have been fortunate enough to have a ton of success out here in Boston.