Hi. My name is John A Keith.
I am a freelance writer and real estate broker who works and lives in the South End of Boston.
I help buyers and sellers of Boston residential real estate in the South End, Back Bay, Beacon Hill, North End, West End, Waterfront, Seaport District, Innovation District, Chinatown, and Fenway neighborhoods, among others.
Pleaes check out http://johnakeithrealestate.com for more information.
I am a graduate of Northeastern University and a Massachusetts native.
We've seen an amazing number of residential and commercial developments built during the past 10 years, and more are on the way. How will the Back Bay and city cope with all this new construction and all these new people?
The recent decision by a bankruptcy court judge means a new condo development’s future remains on track, and bodes well for the downtown Boston real estate market.
The Church of Scientology has listed its Back Bay headquarters for sale at $10.5 million. The logical use would be high-end (pricey) condos.
Is Boston losing its young people to other US cities because we're dull and boring? Are we just too uptight? How come it's so hard to have a good time in this town?
Is Boston losing its young people to other US cities because we're dull and boring? Are we just too uptight? How come it's so hard to have a good time in this town?
Is Boston losing its young people to other US cities because we're dull and boring? Are we just too uptight? How come it's so hard to have a good time in this town?
Is Boston losing its young people to other US cities because we're dull and boring? Are we just too uptight? How come it's so hard to have a good time in this town?
Boston Mayor Thomas Menino says the drug problem in Boston isn't at a crisis level, but look at the statistics.
Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino says the drug problem in Boston isn't at a crisis level. But, it is.
Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino says the drug problem in Boston isn't at a crisis level. But, it is.
Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino says the drug problem in Boston isn't at a crisis level. But, it is.
Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino says the drug problem in Boston isn't at a crisis level. But, it is.
Who doesn't love having dogs running unleashed in our public parks? Only one person, I guess.
Who doesn't love having dogs running unleashed in our public parks? Only one person, I guess.
Who doesn't love having dogs running unleashed in our public parks? Only one person, I guess.
Who doesn't love having dogs running unleashed in our public parks? Only one person, I guess.
It's time to give the man his due: Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino has worn out his opposition. It's no longer worth fighting against him. Just give up.
It's time to give the man his due: Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino has worn out his opposition. It's no longer worth fighting against him. Just give up.
It's time to give the man his due: Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino has worn out his opposition. It's no longer worth fighting against him. Just give up.
It's time to give the man his due: Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino has worn out his opposition. It's no longer worth fighting against him. Just give up.