Number of Bosto Seaport condo sales – 6 Average Boston Seaport condo sales price – $566,583.00 Median Boston Seaport condo sales price – $561,250.00 Average sales price per square foot – $468.00

Number of Boston Fenway condo sales – 6 Average Fenway condos sales price – $330,917.00 Median Fenway condo sales price – $312,000.00 Average sales price per square foot – $500.00

Boston Common/Midtown condo sales data for the last 30 days. Number of condo sales – 8 Average Boston Common condo sales price – $939,075.00 Median Boston Common condo sales price – $790,000.00 Average sales price per square foot – $779.00

Boston South End condo sales for the last 30 days: Number of Boston South End condo sales – 38 Average Boston South End condo sales price – $689,146.00 Median Boston South End condo sales price – $585,000.00 Average price per square foot – $610.00

Boston Beacon Hill condo sales for the last 30 days. Number of Beacon Hill condos sold – 10 Average Beacon Hill condo sales price – $724,940.00 Medain Beacon Hill condo sales price – $611,950.00 Average Beacon Hill condo sales price per square foot – $721.00

Number of Back Bay condo sales – 34 Average Back Bay condo sales price – $944,379.00 Median Back Bay condo sales price – $746,250.00 Average Back Bay condo sales price per square foot – $732.00 Average days on the market – 94

You probably don’t care about this, but I’ve noticed that on Saturdays and Sundays my Boston Real Estate Blog readership drops by almost 20 percent. Why you ask? Well the truth be told – I kinda get lazy, because of  NFL football games. So I’m going to start, as of today, a new blog post for either Saturday or Sunday [...]

According to a report in the New York Times more than 2 million people who applied for mortgages last year were turned down and many more just abandoned a very complicated process.  Some of the reasons were: Insufficient Income – Applicants for mortgages need to buy homes and apply for loans in their price range [...]

Here’s a fascinating look at how suburban towns spend way too much, per household, on basic infrastructure projects, leaving future generations to ultimately pay off the bills. OK, so comparing it to a Ponzi scheme (their comparison, not ours) is a little strong. But it is curious to think how much suburban developers make when [...]

  A few years ago, there was the old Miller Lite commercial where the characters would argue why they liked the product. Some would say “great taste” and others would shout back “less feeling.” I bring this up, because this morning the job numbers were released and it was reported that employers added a better-than-expected [...]