Access to our free Lead Paint Guide!

Once lead is found on your property, it is imperative to remove it as required by Massachusetts Lead Law if children under six will be living in the home.

In order to determine lead levels, the home in question should be professionally tested by a licensed inspector. As there are many ways to be exposed to lead, there are varying methods with which to test.

Check out Dwell360's infographic about lead contamination and poisoning that can occur in the home.

As a buyer, seller, current or prospective homeowner, renter, or landlord, it is imperative to learn about lead paint and the effect it has on our homes and health.

Spring is here so you may already be thinking about what plants will best highlight your home and enhance its curb appeal. In New England, we’re very lucky to have a bounty of flowers and shrubbery that flourish in northern soil. We’ve picked out ten easy to maintain plants that would make any garden shine.

Mayor Setti Warren announced that the city of Newton has recently signed a letter of intent to purchase the former Aquinas College property on Jackson Street, subject to approval and a vote to fund the purchase from the Board of Aldermen.

Access our free Home Inspection Guide!

You’re in the final stages of the home inspection process! With most inspections, this is the time where negotiations begin.

Check out Dwell360's infographic about common home inspection mistakes that are best avoided.

By now you have chosen your inspector and scheduled a time for them to come examine your home or the one you're considering purchasing. When the inspection begins, what should you do?

Congratulations! If you’re preparing for a home inspection, you’re on your way owning a new home.This is a crucial part of the home buying and selling process, so it is important to be well informed and know what to expect.

Dwell360's family and friends love eating locally; here is a list of twelve of our favorite establishments!

IERG Boston's Monthly Meeting was held at Dwell360 Real Estate on February 23, 2015.

Prices are UP across the city! Nearly every Boston neighborhood saw increases in 2014 as the local real estate market continues to flourish.

In 2014, the average price of a single family home in Natick rose to over $574k!

In 2014, the average price of a single family home in Newton soared over $1.1 million!

Earlier this year Leonardi Aray Architects (LAA) met with Dwell360's team. We are very grateful for such a productive conversation. We learned more about their clients as well as Dwell360's current, real-life experiences.

As you walk into your home, you want to make sure it is warm and cozy, ready to keep you and your family comfortable as winter envelopes us.

As we enter Dwell360's fifth year in business, we wish you a joyfilled and fruitful new year!