More than 30 percent of the 109 condominiums in the $300 million Pierce Boston tower have been pre-sold more than a year before its projected completion date. Asking prices begin at $1 million for luxury condos in the 30-story complex at the corner of Boylston Street and Brookline Avenue in Boston’s Fenway neighborhood.
The three condos sold in 2015 in the Heritage on the Garden at 300 Boylston Street averaged $7,397,300, according to real estate marketing firm the Collaborative Companies. That was the highest per-building average among Boston’s top luxury addresses in 2015. That’s not surprising as the Heritage hosted what is very, very likely the most expensive…
Back Bay is typically Boston’s priciest neighborhood for condo purchases, what with its titanic trades in achingly quaint brownstones and townhouses or similarly giant ones in much taller towers and complexes. Yet, according to newly released data from real estate marketing firm the Collaborative Companies, it looks like the Seaport District bested Back Bay in…
One of the largest residential projects in the city is being proposed for a block between Albany Street and Harrison Avenue in the South End. By Tim Logan GLOBE STAFF NOVEMBER 5, 2015 The South End is sprouting a skyline. Leggat McCall Properties filed plans Thursday to build about 700 apartments on Albany Street, a…
By Dan Adams | GLOBE CORRESPONDENT AUGUST 26, 2015 The $5 million listing for a rundown strip mall on Broadway boasts of the Somerville property’s redevelopment potential because of its proximity to a planned Green Line station. The Green Line is also a bragging point for the builders of a 30-unit condo building — some…
As its markets slide, its economy weakens, and its currency declines, many wonder if Boston’s real estate market will suffer — but short-term, it may gain By Tim Logan GLOBE STAFF AUGUST 26, 2015 But after days of sharp declines on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, a currency devaluation by finance ministers in Beijing, and growing…
