Bri Grady Real Estate

02/14/2022

"House about it...?"

01/20/2018

Happy to be in such illustrious company! Thanks for your inspired example, Anne Bramhall, Brian Dougherty, Paul Grover, Bob Kinlin. And you made it fun, to boot!

To constantly improve and best serve our clients, each year we gather our most successful agents and utilize their insights and vision to help guide Robert Paul Properties’ marketing, services and trajectory for the coming year. This is our 10 Million Dollar Club and everyone applauds their achiev...

01/20/2018

20 Hingham St, Cambridge, MA, 02138, Single Family, 3 Beds, 3 Baths, 1 Half Bath, Cambridge real estate, Robert Paul Properties luxury real estate on Cape Cod & Coastal MA and Boston & Cambridge.

06/15/2016

A great way to enjoy this gorgeous early summer day, hang out with friends, and do good! Today, Somerville's own fabulous Aeronaut Brewing is launching a POP-UP location on Western Ave in Allston - craft brews, music, and sunshine. It'll be open every Wednesday throughout the summer. TODAY, all beer revenues will be donated to Orlando's GLBT Community Center. Stop by for a brew or two from 5 to 9 pm.
https://www.boston.com/culture/beer/2016/06/14/aeronaut-donating-proceeds-first-allston-pop-party-orlando-lgbt-group

The Somerville brewery's summer beer garden is open for business starting Wednesday.

05/26/2016

Cambridge is awash in caps and gowns today. All year, we enjoy the extraordinary and diverse energy of thousands of students at dozens of colleges and univiersities here in Greater Boston. Today, we celebrate them all! As they confront the first payment on mountains of college debt, I hope they find better opportunities to leverage their hard-earned credential than the 2015 grad on today's New Yorker cover!

05/14/2016

Among top tier innovation centers, what vaulted Boston to the top spot? Connectedness and collaboration. An interesting read.
http://newbostonpost.com/2016/05/12/boston-tops-silicon-valley-as-innovation-hub-study-says/

The Hub edged out Silicon Valley as America’s top location for digital innovation in a ranking of major U.S. metropolitan regions released Thursday, with researchers citing Boston’s higher scores for livability and connectedness.

05/04/2016

Noting today's centennial of my favorite urban provocateur, Jane Jacobs, makes me think on her value of "exuberant diversity" and how very lucky we are here in Cambridge and Somerville. Measure your neighborhood against the four conditions that Jacobs called "indispensable to generate exuberant diversity" and you'll see why we stack up well!

1. The district must serve more than one primary function; preferably more than two.

2. Most blocks must be short; streets and opportunities to turn corners must be frequent.

3. The district must mingle buildings that vary in age and condition, including a good proportion of old ones so that they vary in the economic yield they must produce. This mingling must be fairly close-grained.

4. There must be a sufficiently dense concentration of people, for whatever purposes they may be there...”
― Jane Jacobs, The Death and Life of Great American Cities

05/03/2016

Working on a project on Maple Avenue in Mid-Cambridge this drizzly morning, I am happily distracted from the raindrops by the abundance of beautiful 19th-century architectural details. If you get a chance, walk this pretty street while spring gardens are blooming. Between Harvard, Central, and Inman Squares, Maple Ave. showcases a cohesive collection of grand 19th-century houses. You'll spot the Italianates by their elaborately decorated entries and flushboarded facades (New England wood used to mimic the stone of a Tuscan villa!). The elegant Second Empire houses are French-inspired, with slate Mansard roofs and ornate window details. A stroll down Maple isn't exactly a trip to the Louvre (also Second Empire) or the Tuscan countryside, but it's fun to be reminded of the European inspiration behind "New England" houses right here in Cambridge. Take a walk...

12/05/2015

Picture the perfect spot for a Mad Men party...and this is it! Amazing Mid-Century Modern design sensibilities at my new listing: 4 Fernway Terrace in wonderful Wi******er - great schools, lively village center, easy commuter rail to Boston just 8 miles away. More than 8000+ square feet of gorgeous space and beautiful light atop coveted Myopia Hill. Offered at $2.5 million. First Weekend Open Houses Noon-2 o'clock Saturday 12/5 and Sunday 12/6. Come by and start planning your perfect party!

11/05/2015

"Hipster vibes are spreading from Cambridge to infiltrate the entire city."

Forget Brooklyn. Vicki Notaro explores an Irish-American heartland that has become trendy without even trying.