by Tom Acitelli The above graphs come courtesy of Laura Ahmes-Gollinger, vice president of real estate marketing firm the Collaborative Companies. They’re quite simple, really, yet profound. They show condo sales and apartment leases in the South End at different price points from late November 2013 to late November 2014. You’ll notice right away that…
by Tom Acitelli The snazzy map above shows the average asking rents per square foot as of late November for more than three dozen luxury apartment complexes throughout the Boston region, including such newish numbers as 100 Arlington, One North of Boston and the Victor. It comes courtesy of Laura Ahmes-Gollinger, vice president of real…
by Tom Acitelli The snazzy heatmap above comes courtesy of Laura Ahmes-Gollinger, vice president of real estate marketing firm the Collaborative Companies. Using data from LINK Boston and the multiple-listing service, it shows the average condo sales prices per square foot of various neighborhoods and cities in the region. It also shows how downtown Boston’s…
by Tom Acitelli We’re making a prediction ’cause it’s a prediction kind of time: Millennium Place, that grand gated community in Downtown Crossing, will sell more units this year than any other luxury condo complex in Boston. It’s a safe bet: Through Nov. 14, 101 units in the 256-unit building have traded hands, far more…
by Thomas Grillo There’s not much to see at Twenty Two Liberty, the 14-story luxury condominium tower under construction on Boston’s Fan Pier. But that hasn’t impeded pre-sales. While only a pair of concrete elevator shafts have been built so far on the waterfront site next to the federal courthouse, only about two dozen of…
by Tom Acitelli This area has come a long way, from the Herald office to parking lots to a high end urban oasis. The South End continues its glamorous onward march, dressed in steel and glass, as the Ink Block continues to unfold its plan of developing a block of hip condos and Whole Foods.…
by Thomas Grillo It looks like National Development’s decision last year to add condominiums to its Ink Block apartment project at the former Boston Herald site is paying off. Ted Tye, the Newton company’s managing partner, said 49 condos, or 59 percent of the 83 units, have pre-sold at an average of $1,000 per square…