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Archive for the 'Back Bay Luxury real estate' category
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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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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A new report come out today that shows Mattapan homes are selling “well above” the list price. Mattapan homes sold on average 100.56 percent of list price in the fourth quarter of 2009, according to Banker & Tradesman via ZipRealty.
The report also noted that in the Bay State, Chatham and Boston’s Back Bay were at [...]
01/25/10 |
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What some call the “commercial dead zone” of Back Bay, the portion of Boylston Street between Arlington and Berkley Street. Some signs of life.
11/21/09 |
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According to the BRA web site, the board approved the demolition of 4-6 Newbury Street an existing garage to be replaced with the construction of a 7-story mixed use building: first three floors will be retail and the top four floors will be used for offices and fifteen below grade parking spaces.
11/01/09 |
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Last week, I did a blog post on how well Charles Street retail shops were surviving the “Great Recession.” Today, I took a stroll down Newbury Street and the economic picture was much different.
2nd floor of 316 Newbury Street is vacant. Wait a minute, wasn’t there a real estate office once there? Perhaps I’m mistaken.
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10/15/09 |
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