Author Archives: Morgyn Slingerland

Ripe apple hanging on a tree at a New England orchard in autumn.

Best Apple Picking Spots from Boston to Cape Cod

Fall in Massachusetts isn’t complete without a day spent picking fresh apples. Whether you’re near Boston, exploring the South Coast, or heading to Cape Cod, there are plenty of orchards and farms ready for visitors. In fact, a fall day in the orchard has become a New England tradition. Here are some top spots to check out:

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Steel Front door, Modern upgraded kitchen and luxury primary bedroom

The Top Home Remodeling Projects for 2025: Boost Value and Enjoy Your Space

Thinking about remodeling your home before the end of the year? Whether you’re planning to sell soon or just want to enhance your living space, knowing which projects deliver the best return on investment (ROI) can help you make smart choices.

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The Cape Flyer train passes Buzzards Bay train station to pick up passengers Saturday, May 18, 2013. The train was making its maiden weekend passenger service from Boston to Hyannis Memorial Day through Labor Day. (Photo by Vincent DeWitt)

Get to Boston Without the Traffic! Options from Cape Cod, South Coast & Shore

We all know how tricky it can be to get into Boston by car, especially during rush hours or weekends when highways and bridge traffic can turn a quick trip into a long, stressful drive. But here’s the good news: you don’t have to deal with all that hassle! Whether you’re coming from Cape Cod, the South Coast, or the South Shore, there are smart, convenient alternatives that’ll get you into Boston smoothly — no driving required.

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Cape Cod Beach Home

Summer 2025 Homebuyer Trends: What’s Driving Decisions This Season

As we move through 2025, Massachusetts real estate is undergoing significant shifts. Economic growth is driving demand for homes that match changing lifestyles. Today’s homebuyer values flexibility, affordability, and remote work options—especially in smaller communities. Investors, first-time homebuyers, and retirees are adjusting to new pricing trends and evolving preferences across the state. Continue reading →