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Townhouse in Boston’s South End has amazing solarium

Townhouse in Boston’s South End has amazing solarium

Nestled off the Southwest Corridor Park between the Back Bay and South End, a quiet two-block enclave of beautiful 19th century homes sits almost undisturbed by city traffic. At 18 Cumberland St., the late Victorian panel brick-style townhouse steps back into history with timeless aesthetics while embracing the demands of 21st century living in a prime location. Robb Cohen of Boston Realty... Read Full Story

South Boston condo has open floor plan

South Boston condo has open floor plan

It’s not often you can sit on your private roof deck and gaze at a panoramic view of the city skyline, the iconic South Boston power plant and docking cruise ships – all at once. At 304 Athens St., Unit 2, these pleasures mingle with modern conveniences and gorgeous open living space to create the ultimate city side living experience, right in South Boston. Sandy McCarron of William Raveis... Read Full Story

Back Bay condo reflects a contemporary design

Back Bay condo reflects a contemporary design

The clean, bold lines of Manhattan’s high-end modern design concepts come to Boston in the stunning condo situated at 249 Beacon St. in Back Bay. Within the comely brick exterior façade lie 1,964 square feet of urban living space that effortlessly combines innovation, aesthetics and functionality. Annette Given of the Charles Realty has listed the two-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath duplex at... Read Full Story

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Unrenovated South End row house sold by sealed bid

Unrenovated South End row house sold by sealed bid

A mid-19th century attached row house at 151 Warren Ave. in the South End, offered for sale by sealed bid during a one-week window in February, has sold at its asking price of $1,995,000. Charlie Ring and Paul Whaley of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in the Back Bay listed the four-story brick building, and Mark Doherty of Coldwell Banker’s South End office was the selling broker. The... Read Full Story

Back Bay 16-room mansion is among spectacular sales

Back Bay 16-room mansion is among spectacular sales

The majestic limestone mansion at 130 Commonwealth Ave. with 16 rooms and six-plus bathrooms and a phenomenal roof terrace is among this year’s spectacular sales. The 9,817-square-foot, five-story residence was sold May 1 for $9.5 million. Tracy Campion of Campion and Company Real Estate was the listing broker, and William Montero of the Warren Residential Group was the selling broker. The... Read Full Story

Upward momentum of median selling prices is slow

Upward momentum of median selling prices is slow

Median sale prices for condominiums in the 11 neighborhoods covered by Boston Homes increased ever so slightly between March 2012 and March 2013, and the increase was even smaller in a month-to-month comparison. But the sales volume rose dramatically in the month-to-month comparison. Year-over-year, just five more condos were sold in March 2013 than in the same month in 2012. Boston Homes covers... Read Full Story

Downtown: Home where the heart is — a special tour

Downtown: Home where the heart is — a special tour

The Downtown Boston Business Improvement District has organized a self-guided home tour of a dozen residential buildings to showcase the vibrant, growing neighborhood. The tour, called “Downtown: Home is Where the Heart Is,” will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 11. Downtown Boston BID organized a tour of the neighborhood five years ago, and much has changed since then, said... Read Full Story

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How and why to keep a garden journal

How and why to keep a garden journal

Gardening seems like a pretty physical job. What does keeping a journal have to do with it? In the summers I… Full Story


Dear Monty: The best method to value small-business property

Dear Monty: The best method to value small-business property

Reader question: My husband and I own a small business on a commercially zoned street in a city with about… Full Story



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Big changes proposed along Causeway Street

  Two significant business entities – Boston Properties and Delaware North – have teamed up to develop a 2.8-acre parking lot next to TD Garden that was the site of the old Boston Garden. On Causeway Street A letter of intent detailing the proposal was filed this week with the Boston Redevelopment Authority. To be built in phases, the proposal calls for a mix of residences, hotel rooms, offices, commercial space and a below-ground parking garage. Two 600-foot glass towers would comprise 1.7 million square feet, with a 200-room hotel, a 500-unit residential complex, about 600,000 square... Read Full Blog Post

Foreclosures slowed in February

For the fourth consecutive month, the number of foreclosure petitions fell in February, according to the Warren Group. In addition, fewer foreclosure deeds were recorded and fewer auctions advertised in February. “Seeing four consecutive months of petitions below 1,000 is a promising sign,” said Timothy M. Warren Jr., CEO of the Warren Group, which publishes Banker & Tradesman. “The improved jobs picture and lenders’ willingness to do short sales and loan modifications are helping to fuel the decrease. Hopefully this continues and improves consumer confidence as well,” he... Read Full Blog Post


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