HeyJaredThe Louis Gordon Podcast
Cambridge, Somerville, and Greater Boston area real estate video blog with Louis Gordon.
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What Did Cambridge Zoning Reform Actually Change? (opens the original)
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In early 2025, Cambridge did something wild: it basically deleted single-family-only zoning across the whole city. The idea was that more building would mean more affordable housing, and sure enough, construction came fast, along with some consequences nobody had asked for. In my latest video, I get into what the Multifamily Housing Ordinance really changed, and how one six-story building on a quiet residential cul-de-sac became the flashpoint for the whole debate. Watch my video for the full br
What's Lurking in Your Title Could Cost You the Sale (opens the original)
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There's a hidden danger that can lurk in any real estate deal, and most buyers and sellers never see it coming until it's threatening their closing: title issues. I've had two deals this year run straight into them, including a $1 million house that turned up a $2 million tax lien that shouldn't have been there at all. In my latest video, I walk through both real cases, why estate sales are especially risky, and the one simple step that can keep a title problem from ever blowing up your sale. Wa
Why the Rent Control Fight Reaches Your Property Taxes (opens the original)
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The state's highest court just knocked rent control off the November ballot, and most of the coverage got the significance wrong. The court didn't rule that rent control was a bad idea, it ruled on a single phrase in the question, which is why this comes back. I break down what the measure would have actually done, why one detail made it the strictest version proposed anywhere in the country, and why the ripple effects reach all the way to your property tax bill. Watch my video for the full pict
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