HOGAN BLOG
Portsmouth, RI: Why Our Agents Live Where They Sell
No one understands the heartbeat of a town quite like the people who live and work there. Many of our agents don’t just sell homes ...
Read More →
Hogan Associates Christie’s is Sponsoring Military and Newport County Residents Day at the Newport International Boat Show
Facebook X-twitter Instagram Linkedin Pinterest We are incredibly proud to once again sponsor Military and Newport County Residents Day at the Newport International Boat Show ...
Read More →
House Hunting with a Hint of Luxury: Your Perfect Weekend in Newport
So, you’ve decided Newport is the place to find your dream home. Excellent choice! As you explore the housing market, you can also savor the ...
Read More →
Embrace the Harvest: Your Guide to Farm-to-Table Living in Rhode Island
There’s something uniquely satisfying about knowing exactly where your food comes from, especially when it’s just a short drive from your doorstep. In Rhode Island, ...
Read More →
Newport, RI: Why Our Agents Live Where They Sell
When choosing a new place to call home, there’s no better guide than someone who already lives there. At Hogan Associates, many of our agents ...
Read More →
Waterfront Real Estate in RI: 10 Things You Should Know Before You Buy
Waterfront properties are life enhancing. They offer long, lazy days at the shore, your own lobster pots, idyllic family vacations, views to decompress the most ...
Read More →
Our Summer 2025 Newport County Bucket List
Experience the Best of Newport, RI This Summer Summer in Newport is all about soaking up the season with leisurely adventures, stunning views, and those ...
Read More →
Set Sail Without Owning the Boat: How to Embrace Newport’s Yachting Lifestyle
There’s a reason people fall hard for Newport. Maybe it’s the salt-tinged breeze off Narragansett Bay, the way the water sparkles around Brenton Point at ...
Read More →
History and Homes of Ocean Drive: A Luxury Real Estate Tour
Newport, Rhode Island, has a way of making you slow down. Maybe it’s the salt air, maybe it’s the centuries of history tucked into every ...
Read More →
