The North End, one of Boston’s most historically and culturally rich neighborhoods of downtown Boston is currently host to a $220,000 450 square foot condo. Unit 9 at 181 Salem Street is the cheapest condo for sale in the North End currently. For more information, please contact us using thel ink at the top of this page.
65 Broad Street Condo Update
August 23, 2007 By
There’s been some buzz around what is available at 65 Broad Street in the Financial District over the last week, with only two units remaining in the building in this 5-unit development (6 units including the commercial space on the ground floor).
Units 4 and 5 remains and is priced at $399K for 632 square feet. Both of these units do not have the large floor to ceiling windows that you get in units 2 and 3. However, the units have nice finishes, and once the Broadluxe gets their act together, Broad Street will be stocked with new developments (65 Broad Street, Folio Boston, and Broadluxe all within a few hundred yards of each other).
Note in the exclusive photo below that the developer has completely remodeled the lower facade of the building, adding some well-needed class to the development with the wood paneling that was chosen.
For more information on the units at 65 Broad Street (Google Map), please contact us.
321 Contact
August 22, 2007 By
We’ve previously written about the transition in South Boston condos, the choices are now abundant for high-end, new construction. 321 West Second (located at 321 West Second Street in South Boston) is a 15-unit development that offers wall to wall windows and a high-end look and feel, accompanied by secured garage parking.
There are currently 5 units remaining in the development, a single one-bedroom one-bathroom unit for $429K (863 square feet), while the remaining units are all two-bedroom two-bathroom units that range from $529K to $739K (1,206 – 1,563 square feet).
To setup a showing and speak more about the benefits of buyer representation for 321 West Second, and any other development in Boston, contact us.
We Will Buy Your Boston Loft
August 21, 2007 By
Here’s your chance to make a quick sale of your Boston loft. We have clients who are both interested and motivated to purchase your Boston loft-style condo. If your loft meets the following criteria, we’d love to hear from you.
- South End, South Boston (close to Broadway T-Stop), Seaport District, Leather District
- Two-bedroom, or capable of easily being converted into a two-bedroom
- 1,200 + square feet
- Attached (garage or adjacent lot) parking included – no rental lots half a block away
- Exposed brick and beam – we’re looking for some character
- Recent construction or renovation
If your loft fits the criteria, and you are interested in selling, we may have a buyer for you – please contact us.
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Remaining Units at 700 Harrison Development
August 21, 2007 By
The 700 Harrison condo development is nearing completion, poised for a late September (perhaps October) 2007 occupancy, and there are only 18 units remaining in the building. All but 3 of the units have a vestibule roof deck included, and nothing is priced above $669,000.
Of the remaining units, there are only 3 penthouse (6th floor) units left, two with south, and one with north, facing views. Direct elevator access garage parking is additional. For more information, don’t hesitate to contact us for buyer representation.
Would You Like $100,000?
August 20, 2007 By
How would you like $100,000 off your next purchase? Not bad eh? If you’re in the market for a luxury two-bedroom two-bathroom South End condo, here’s the deal you have been looking for. 75 Clarendon Street Unit 602 recently went through a price change, and is now priced $100,000 lower than the original listing price.
With over 1,300 square feet of living space, this South End condo is priced at just under $1 million (approximately $736 per square foot) . The duplex at 75 Clarendon is completely renovated, with a wine cooler, two fireplaces, and a beautiful terrace with city views to boot. Included in this luxury South End condo is a fully deeded garage parking space.
Huge Seaport District Loft For Sale
August 19, 2007 By
If the average 1,500 square foot Seaport District lofts that you have been seeing lately are just simply too small, you may be in luck. Recently, a 3,308 square foot single-level Seaport District loft at Fort Point Place (21 Wormwood Street) has hit the market for sale at $1,369,000 $1,295,000 ($457 $426 per square foot).
This Seaport District classic loft boasts 11 foot ceilings, a chef’s kitchen, and two deeded parking spaces. It comes as a true two-bedroom two-bathroom loft, with expansive open floor space, and a separate windowed study. This listing is actually two units combined into one.
This is a unique opportunity to buy into the Boston Seaport District, an area of the city that has significant upcoming investment at both a residential and commercial level, as well as a loft with 3,000+ square feet of living space, which is now difficult to find. Contact us to setup a showing or place an offer.
700 Harrison Avenue South End Condos
August 17, 2007 By
We had the pleasure of touring one of the latest condo developments nearing completion in the South End, 700 Harrison. The six-story development with 84-units sits on Harrison Avenue in the South End, in between ArtBlock Harrison (recently opened new condo development at 735 Harrison), and several buildings down from the new D4 Police Station. The new development at 700 Harrison gets great natural light, and offers solid views of Back Bay and the greater downtown area from its north, and northeast facing units. Construction is moving along on the development, and 700 Harrison has a tentative occupancy date of September 2007. A summary of the South End condo development at 700 Harrison, as well as exclusive photos, are below.
Trinity Place Condo Development
August 16, 2007 By
Another exclusive photo of Trinity Place in Boston’s Back Bay. What’s that at the top of the building…the $15 million Trinity Place penthouse.
Free Fort Point Channel iPod Audio Tour
August 15, 2007 By
The City of Boston hired our friends at Audissey Guides (Boston owned and operated) to create a new iPod walking tour of Boston’s “next great place” – the Fort Point Channel. The tour takes you along a 1.5 mile section of waterfront you probably never knew existed. You’ll meet artists, architects, and other avante-garde thinkers. And thanks to the City of Boston, it’s completely free. Download the Fort Point Channel Audio Tour now.
Mayor Menino and the City of Boston are hosting a launch party for the Harborwalk tour this Thursday from 5 – 7pm. It’s free.
Keith Munsell 
