By Camilla McLaughlin In 2019, the Global Wellness Institute called out urban wellness resorts as a future trend. Then the pandemic changed everything. Or so it seemed. Today, urban wellness appears even more prominently on the horizon. And...

By Camilla McLaughlin Overshadowing demographic and social dynamics already in play in the market, COVID-19 continues to be the great disrupter, changing expectations and imparting a new perspective on our homes. “Over the last few years, we’ve collectively...

Of all the changes brought on by the pandemic, what is here to stay?

As we take a look at this year's Ultimate Homes magazine, we also look back at the exceptional properties and agents who have been a part of the annual celebration of the most expensive real estate in the...

The Brady Bunch was in its heyday and Walt Disney World was opening when Unique Homes debuted 50 years ago.

Subtle or bold, classic or contemporary, shiny or opaque, wallpaper has evolved to be design’s magic wand to fashion an interior that captures creativity.

When it comes to kitchens, the popularity of all things smart and sanitary is soaring, as consumers gravitate toward antimicrobial features.

New values, shifting demographics and technology are all transformative agents in 2020, and each will shape real estate and design well into the next decade.

Full of historic homes and luxury beaches, northern Boston is the up-and-coming region of New England.

While the pace of wealth creation may be slowing, the story now is how it’s spreading around and prompting change in real estate markets around the globe.