Whats better than taking a nice walk in the cool fall weather to your local farmers market and picking up fresh produce for the week ahead? This is the season for crisp apples, sweet cabbage, spicy peppers and so much more. LandVest Brokers share some of their favorite New England Farmers Markets.  

Summer has officially come to an end, but that doesnt mean there arent still plenty of weekend activities abuzz in New Bedford, MA. There is always something happening in The Whaling City, and heres what we have on our radar for this [...]

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in some of LandVests properties? We invite our owners to tell us a bit about their experience, what they love about their homes and a bit of their history. We spoke with the owners of [...]

The recent Boston.com article Hey, New Red Sox Players! Here are Some Mansions to Call Home, featured LandVests listing, the Penthouse at the Burrage Mansion, noting its minimalist design by Maho Abe of Zen Associates, and its spectacular views of the Boston skyline (we couldnt agree more, by the way).  

1. The Penthouse at the Burrage [...]

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in some of LandVests properties? We invite our owners to tell us a bit about their experience, what they love about their homes and a bit of their history. We spoke with the owner of [...]

The LandVest High-End Market Watch is a periodic review of select high-end markets in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and the Adirondacks. Market data are collected from Multiple Listing Services and do not include private listings. LandVest makes no representation as to the accuracy of the data and therefore is not [...]

Every summer community has a special neighborhood and in the case of Osterville on Cape Cod, its Wianno.

Captain Miles Standish negotiated the first great real estate deal in Wianno in 1648. At that time the price was two brass kettles, one bushel of corn, and half of the fence needed to enclose 30 acres of land reserved by the previous [...]

One of the things I love about the South Coast of Massachusetts is the maritime tradition. Through most of the nineteenth century, New Bedford was the world capital of whaling. In the present day that tradition continues with the world's largest scallop fleet. This week New Bedford celebrates that tradition with the arrival of the Charles W. [...]