Posted by Pam on December 3rd, 2009 in Brookline Homes, The Back Bay, The South End, real estate market
We’ve heard predictions from credible sources that by Spring the dollar will be exchanging at $1.60 to 1 Euro. Yikes! If that’s true, international buyers will find themselves in real estate heaven. Here’s what three homes in the Boston area would look like at the exchange rate predicted by next Spring. Certainly makes the case for waiting [...]
Posted by Pam on August 13th, 2009 in The Back Bay, real estate market
We’re all feeling a little strapped for cash these days as the unemployment rate heads up. So naturally, we’ve been casting about for low-cost properties in central Boston. Here’s what we came up with:
76 Commonwealth Avenue, #2
Back Bay
BEDS:0/BATHS:1
SQ.FT: 394
$305K
PROS: It’s got a great location, an updated kitchen with granite and stainless steel, hardwood floors and [...]
Posted by Pam on February 17th, 2009 in The Back Bay, real estate market
Are sellers getting anywhere near their asking prices these days?
The answer may depend on which neighborhood you’re talking about. But according to Realtor John A. Keith, Back Bay sellers aren’t doing badly at all, especially considering how tough things are in other cities and towns around the nation.
According to data compiled by the Boston Real Estate Blog, here [...]
Posted by Pam on December 16th, 2008 in Boston Neighborhoods, The Back Bay, real estate market
Continuing our series on what you get for $450K in the city of Boston, this week, we’re looking at the Back Bay.
377 Marlborough Street, #1
Back Bay
BEDS:1/BATHS:1
SQ.FT: 605
$439,000
PROS: There’s a private patio and the building is pet-friendly.
CONS: The unit is a “garden-level” one.
146 Marlborough Street, #8
Back Bay
BEDS:1/BATHS:1
SQ.FT: 569
$439,900
PROS: The unit faces south and gets good light.
CONS: [...]