Do you think the luxury real estate market is a little more stable than say the mid range prperties in and around Boston? Yes I do think that the high end is stable, in fact, it lacks good inventory currently. Properties above $2M are selling. Between $1M and $1.5M not so much. The lower end seems to have too much inventory but there are buyers. Overall Boston seems stable.
Yes I do think that the high end is stable, in fact, it lacks good inventory currently. Properties above $2M are selling. Between $1M and $1.5M not so much. The lower end seems to have too much inventory but there are buyers. Overall Boston seems stable.
The West Side of South Boston is changing. My wife and I recently moved to a new building called “321 West Second Street” which is a modern, 15 unit condo between E and F Streets. We paid in the low $500’s and it includes parking and a patio overlooking a very nice landscaped court yard. The finishes are very nice, very modern with Italian cabinetry, high ceilings, bamboo floors, and large glass German made windows, European style that open and also tilt-in. The building itself is very modern looking with a rust colored press board siding and lots of glass. There are a couple of units left.
The neighborhood is nice and stable. It is part of the St Vincent DePaul Parish which is small haven tucked away in South Boston. More development is slated for the neighborhood that should furhter improve the section between 2nd and 1st street which is a combination of vacant lots and industrial use. I think that as more of these sites are redeveloped along with the major development of the Seaport which is very close by, the upside for us all investing now will be good down the road.
Do you think the luxury real estate market is a little more stable than say the mid range prperties in and around Boston? Yes I do think that the high end is stable, in fact, it lacks good inventory currently. Properties above $2M are selling. Between $1M and $1.5M not so much. The lower end seems to have too much inventory but there are buyers. Overall Boston seems stable.
Yes I do think that the high end is stable, in fact, it lacks good inventory currently. Properties above $2M are selling. Between $1M and $1.5M not so much. The lower end seems to have too much inventory but there are buyers. Overall Boston seems stable.
The West Side of South Boston is changing. My wife and I recently moved to a new building called “321 West Second Street” which is a modern, 15 unit condo between E and F Streets. We paid in the low $500’s and it includes parking and a patio overlooking a very nice landscaped court yard. The finishes are very nice, very modern with Italian cabinetry, high ceilings, bamboo floors, and large glass German made windows, European style that open and also tilt-in. The building itself is very modern looking with a rust colored press board siding and lots of glass. There are a couple of units left.
The neighborhood is nice and stable. It is part of the St Vincent DePaul Parish which is small haven tucked away in South Boston. More development is slated for the neighborhood that should furhter improve the section between 2nd and 1st street which is a combination of vacant lots and industrial use. I think that as more of these sites are redeveloped along with the major development of the Seaport which is very close by, the upside for us all investing now will be good down the road.
David Mackie
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
david.mackie@nemoves.com
617-480-6044 cell
Hello David,
I am interested in the Carlton House. What are the units you refer to that are available?