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Archive for the 'Back Bay Real Estate' category
Actually, it would be living at the site of the old L’Espalier restaurant at 30 Gloucester St. in the Back Bay — now available for $1.5 million. The article adds: “Or, you can make an offer for the whole building and create an elegant single-family home.”
One thing is clear: It’s a beautiful, landmark building.
The [...]
03/13/10 |
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The highly ambitious Columbus Center development over the Mass Pike is now officially dead.
They may be cheering in the immediate neighborhoods surrounding the proposed $800 million project. Columbus Center would have been a big pain for them.
But the Columbus Center — with its planned five buildings of condos, hotel rooms and stores — would have [...]
03/11/10 |
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Comparing 2010 Back Bay condo sales with 2009.
Sold Statistics – 2010
Back Bay Sold Listings: 57
Avg. Sales Price: $1,282,518
Median Sales Price: $965,000
Avg. $/SF: $832
Avg. DOM: 160
Sold Statistics – 2009
Back Bay Condo Listings: 27
Avg. Sales Price: $1,278,366
Median Sales Price: $775,000
Avg. $/SF: $783
Avg. DOM: 145
02/28/10 |
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Boston’s Christian Science Church is now eying a new 35-story residential tower, a 15-story hotel and another building around its famous plaza area – and some historic preservations are effectively saying ‘hold on.’
A major controversy doesn’t seem to be brewing — yet. It appears – appears – most everyone is in agreement about preserving the [...]
02/27/10 |
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According to MLS: Back Bay Condos February 11, 2009
Number of condos for sale – 192
Avg. list price – $1,961,316
Avg. market time – 176.45
Avg. price per sq. ft. – $1,175.00
A year later …
According to MLS: Back Bay Condos February 13, 2010
Number of condos for sale – 213
Avg. list price – $1,871,271
Avg. market time – 172
Avg. price [...]
02/13/10 |
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Median prices for single-family homes sold in Boston last year slipped 2 percent to $327,500 from $335,000. But home prices actually managed to creep up in a few city neighborhoods, according to new stats from The Warren Group.
In downtown Boston, which includes posh nabes like Back Bay and Beacon Hill, home prices surged 36.1 percent [...]
01/27/10 |
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