Middlesex, MA Real Estate News: High-End Market Watch, First Quarter, 2000-2014
- By The LandVest Team
- Posted




In the last 5-10 years, Maine has experienced a surge in the creation of small family farms. As the demand for organic and locally-grown food has risen, Maine has found itself perfectly poised to respond. Combining this with a growing desire among young urban and suburban professionals to reconnect with nature, to find a peaceful and [...]

Is conservation good for the value of properties or does it restrict marketability? Can you answer this question for your property or for a property you are considering for purchase?
Over 19 million acres of land are conserved through conservation easements nationwide, many of them very valuable properties. With so many of the best [...]

LandVests beautiful listings in Chilean Patagonia were selected by Equestrian Quarterly for their top ten Amazing Escapes for Horse Lovers. The staff at EQ asked LandVests Director of Residential Brokerage, Ruth Kennedy Sudduth, to condense her travel blogs into a brief overview of what made her trip to Patagonia so extraordinary.
If [...]

Little Compton --- One of 24 New England towns you absolutely need to visit!
Little Compton retains an idyllic landscape of rolling topography, stone-wall bounded farms, marshes and barrier beaches. A vibrant locavore food culture, great sailing and proximity to culture and restaurants in Providence and Newport make Little Compton a premier [...]

We asked LandVests equestrian marketing team to tell us about their favorite equestrian communities.
First up: Myopia Hunt country, which threads through Hamilton, Wenham, Topsfield and Ipswich all the way to West Newbury. The small towns of Bostons North Shore have been stewarded by generations of landowners to preserve riding through [...]

On the wonderful three-plus-acres of 88 Cottage Street, Brookline , a brook runs through to a natural pond, recently restored and featured in Design New Englands March/April 2014 edition.
The article, titled Back to Nature, by Bruce Irving, explores how the owner, a talented landscape team, and the Brookline Conservation Commission brought [...]

Follow Us on Social Media