The latest information about the association, our brokerage community, and the real estate industry.
The July 14th deadline has passed, and Marblehead and Middleton find themselves out of 3A compliance
On the last day for compliance, July 14, Hamilton voted to approve 3A Zoning
EOLHC has released the final regulations for Home Inspections. The regulations go into practice on October 15, 2025.
Meet with nearly 40 exhibitors focused on both business and education!
Gloucester have voted to support 3A
State leadership joined together in Lynn to celebrate the unveiling of the ONE+ Mortgage from MHP.
Winners of contested races around the North Shore
Ipswich votes to indefinitely postpone 3A vote 295-294-2.
The Beverly City Council and Planning Board are holding a joint public hearing on October 7, 2024, to discuss the city’s proposed MBTA Communities Overlay District.
On August 27, 2024, the Gloucester City Council voted to add new regulations on short-term rentals.
The Gloucester City Council and Planning Board are holding initial joint public hearings on September 11, 2024, and September 26, 2024, to discuss implementing a proposed Multi-family Overlay District (MFOD).
At Ipswich’s Special Town Meeting on October 22, 2024, residents will vote on implementing a Multi-family Overlay District that would comply with the state multi-family zoning requirements for MBTA communities.
Public Forum Scheduled for 8/21 and two joint public hearings on 9/11 and 9/26
Public Visioning Workshop scheduled for July 25
The Public Forum is scheduled for June 5th at the Buker Elementary School
Middleton declines to adopt 3A in a 101-161 vote.
In a vote during the 3rd day of Town Meeting, Swampscott passes 3A
At Town Meeting Topsfield residents passed a 3A zoning overlay
At Town Meeting, residents vote to maintain Stretch Code but not adopt Specialized Stretch Code
Rockport Residents Approve Zoning Changes
Georgetown Affordable Housing Trust and Affordable Housing Task Force - Joint Meeting
NSR Committed to Fighting Against a Sales Tax on Homes
The Town of Hamilton is scheduled to hold its annual Town Meeting on Saturday April 6th.
The Nahant Community Preservation Committee is preparing resident-proposed grant articles ahead of the upcoming Town Meeting in May. The Commonwealth Community Preservation Act allows the Town of Nahant to invest in projects related to open space, historical preservation, and affordable housing. The town’s 3% property tax surcharge is matched annually by the state to help finance projects. The committee will need to have their articles prepared by April 19th, as the Finance Committee will review them before Town Meeting in May.