Sometimes the best real estate opportunity is already right in front of you. You just have to know what to look for. It’s easy to get caught up searching for the next property or the “perfect” deal, but there could be way more potential sitting in what you already own. Chris breaks down the idea of a property’s “highest and best use” and why looking beyond what’s currently there can completely change how you see a deal.

Earthlight Technology recently took on a solar project that was definitely a little different from the usual. Between the design of the home, a tricky roof, and a bunch of details that had to be worked around, this wasn’t exactly a “throw some panels up and call it a day” kind of project.

Oakridge Dairy's annual Farm Day brought the community together for a day filled with learning, local food, and family fun. Visitors explored the farm, met the team behind the operation, and got a firsthand look at how milk goes from the farm to the table. Guests enjoyed tractor displays, corn mazes, local vendors, and plenty of Moozy ice cream sandwiches while learning about modern dairy farming from partners like ST Genetics and Homestead.

Some of the best opportunities are the ones other people overlook. During a recent site walk, Marc Mason discussed project planning, development costs, and a potential business venture.

We recently got a behind-the-scenes look at a stunning Newton spec home being built by Catalyst Development, and the details are on another level. From double dishwashers and freestanding tubs to rain showers, linear drains, and beautiful gold fixtures, every space was thoughtfully designed to balance luxury and functionality.

Zanno Property Management’s Estate Management Services were created to help property owners care for vacant homes and investment properties with confidence.

Stepping outside your comfort zone is often where the best stories begin. Inspired by an authentic and unscripted speaker at a Keller Williams event, Cliff Ponte launched a new podcast designed to showcase the people and stories that have shaped Fall River. The first season will feature 12 episodes highlighting individuals who have persevered through challenges, made a lasting impact on the community, or played a meaningful role in Cliff’s personal and professional journey.

Supporting veterans doesn't end when their service does. For many veterans, transitioning back to civilian life comes with challenges that can impact mental health, employment, relationships, and overall well-being.

This Wareham renovation captures the transformation of a neglected 1930s property into a fully modernized home while preserving the craftsmanship and character that made the house special to begin with. What started as a property filled with debris and extensive water damage quickly became a full-scale renovation focused on rebuilding the home the right way, not just covering up problems.

Mike Sweeney of House Doctor recently joined Dan Balkun of Balkun Title & Closing for a walkthrough of their newly renovated office space and a conversation focused on the importance of trusted relationships throughout the real estate process. During the visit, the team toured the 3,000-square-foot building, evaluating everything from flooring, windows, and outlets to ceilings, plumbing, and potential signs of water intrusion.

Some teams do trust falls. This team races go-karts and throws axes. We spent the day with the Nathan Clark Team as they traded listings for lap times and open houses for bullseyes during one of their monthly culture committee outings.

1455 Park Avenue in Cranston is continuing to take shape as a former two-family home is transformed into a five-unit condo complex designed with both functionality and modern living in mind. The project features a mix of unit layouts, including spacious two and three-bedroom options with attached one and two-car garages. Recent exterior updates include newly reframed matching black windows that bring a clean, cohesive look to the entire property.

The renovation of Lobster Claw is more than a refresh, it’s a strategic upgrade rooted in efficiency, experience, and long-term growth. Designed to eliminate bottlenecks, the new layout rethinks how customers move through the space, creating a smoother, more intuitive flow from the moment they walk in. By blending the familiarity of a traditional restaurant with the structure of a modern, franchise-style system, the redesign brings clarity to every step of the customer journe

Built on generations of hard work, the partnership between Oakridge Dairy and Stew Leonard’s is rooted in quality, trust, and a shared commitment to doing things the right way. From fifth-generation farming to third-generation leadership on the retail side, both teams bring a deep respect for their craft, knowing that consistency and care are what truly set them apart. With a newly built bottling plant, Oakridge has taken greater ownership of its process

TJA Plumbing partnered with Doherty Custom Homes on a high-end remodel, bringing precision, craftsmanship, and seamless coordination to every phase of the project.

Across two renovation projects, the focus stays the same: adapt, execute, and deliver without cutting corners. At 24 Vernon, what began as a standard renovation shifted into a full gut after weather damage, creating an opportunity to rework the layout, add bedrooms, and build toward a rooftop deck overlooking the Bristol waterfront. At 498 Main, located in a historic district, the team has moved efficiently through approvals and system installations, now entering final finish

After comparing four solar providers, Lazlo chose Earthlight for their transparent, education-first approach, helping him understand both the system and his options. Looking for stable energy costs, he valued a solution that kept his monthly expenses predictable while maintaining a clean, symmetrical installation. With guidance on leasing versus owning, he chose a plan that included maintenance for long-term reliability.

Mackenzie shares how professional property management changed her experience as a landlord at 14 Garfield Avenue in Historic Rumford. What began as an attempt to self-manage the property alongside her husband, Charlie, quickly became overwhelming due to the constant maintenance demands of an aging home. After partnering with Jimmy and his team at Lyon Property Management

At the grand reopening of a newly renovated Dunkin’ location in North Reading, a $10,000 community grant was presented to the Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress (MDSC), supporting the organization’s mission to provide resources and connection for families navigating a Down syndrome diagnosis. Through programs like MDSC Cares, playgroups, and the annual Buddy Walk, the organization builds a strong network of support

See how the Howe Estate was transformed from severe fire damage into a $5.5M coastal luxury home, blending restoration with modern design.