This beautiful 19th century New Orleans townhouse with 3,452 interior square feet is listed by Michael Bain of my affiliate Sothebys brokerage, Dorian Bennett Sothebys International.

Built around 1852, this stunning Faubourg Marigny Greek Revival two story side hall townhouse features all that 19th century New Orleans homes have to offer: beautiful plaster moldings, heart pine floors, lofty ceiling heights and large, airy rooms. This property has four bedrooms and 3.5 baths. A separate guest house includes french doors, brick floors, updated kitchen and bathroom and its own very private brick courtyard. The French Quarter and Frenchmen Street are within blocks.

See more details and photos for 2011 N Rampart, New Orleans, LA.

I can handle your real estate needs here in Boston as well as globally. If you have questions about buying or selling homes in Boston or beyond, please get in touch. You can call me at 617-584-9790, or email joe.wolvek@gibsonsir.com.

Let’s look at the number of downtown Boston condos/homes going under agreement from April 15-May 15 in comparison to the number available at the end of that period (May 15). The chart above illustrates that comparison.

For the purposes of this comparison, core downtown neighborhoods are defined as Back Bay, Beacon Hill, South End, Midtown/Downtown, Seaport, Waterfront, Leather District, Charlestown, South Boston, Fenway, West End, Bay Village, and Chinatown.

The first thing you see is that sales activity in the downtown Boston real estate market is outpacing last year by more than double, as well as outperforming all years since 2016.

The number of listings, however, is up by 38.92% over this time last year. This tells me that despite the increased activity, pricing should still be on the conservative side, marketing has to be top-notch, and the property has to show as well as it possibly can.

If you or someone you know has questions about selling a Boston home or condo, please feel free to call me at 617-584-9790, or send me an email at joe.wolvek@gibsonsir.com.

Let’s look at the number of downtown Boston condos/homes going under agreement from March 1-31 in comparison to the number available at the end of that period (March 31). The chart above illustrates that comparison.

For the purposes of this comparison, core downtown neighborhoods as defined as Back Bay, Beacon Hill, South End, Midtown/Downtown, Seaport, Waterfront, Leather District, Charlestown, South Boston, Fenway, West End, Bay Village, and Chinatown.

The first thing you see is that sales activity in the downtown Boston real estate market is outpacing last year, and outperforming all years since 2016.

The number of listings in downtown Boston, however, is up by 39.74% over this time last year. What does that mean? It means that despite an increase in activity, pricing should be on the conservative side, marketing has to be top-notch, and the property has to show as well as it possibly can.

The biggest driver of salability seems to be location, which is no big surprise. In general, the well-located properties are still going quickly.

If you or someone you know has questions about selling a Boston home or condo, please feel free to call me at 617-584-9790, or send me an email at joe.wolvek@gibsonsir.com.