#BostonOpenHouses#BostonRealEstateAre you searchingfora Boston condo or single family home?Here are the Boston open houses scheduled forSaturday & Sunday, November 12& 13,in the downtown Boston neighborhoodsand beyond.To see the locations and times, click the neighborhood links ofinterest to you. If youd like tolook beyond Boston, click the Search for other neighborhoods and towns link.Inventory of Boston condos and homes for sale is still historically low, and that can often causenew listings to gounderagreement quickly. If youreserious about buying, get toopenhouses as soon as those properties come on the market.If you can,go withanexperienced broker (that would be me25 years). That is,someone who canexpertly advise you, prepare and present anoffer for you, negotiate in your interests, and guideyour transaction throughthe various potential pitfallsthat can derail a Boston real estate deal. If you cant have me attend with you, please write my name in with yours on the sign-in sheet.In my 25 years in the Boston real estate market, I havehelpedhundreds of people buy and sell Boston condos and homes. If you need assistance, call me.
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Boston Real Estate Headlines:
- Boston Housing Prices Heading Toward Thanksgiving
- Strong Buyer Activity Throughout Greater Boston in September
- Downtown Boston Neighborhood Named to States Most Endangered Historic Resources List
- New Report Says Millennials Seriously Influencing Housing Market
Featured Boston Real Estate:
- 59 Commercial Wharf #4, Waterfront $1,088,000
- 37 Mount Vernon #4, Beacon Hill $1,300,000
- 580 Washington Street #15E, Midtown $1,600,000
Art lovers, doyouplan to bein New York City in September or October?Sotheby's S|2 galleries is hostingartist Henry Hudson's New York debut from September 14-October 14, 2016.The show, 
More details emerge on the development of Back Bay Station, in Boston. A new proposal from Boston Properties has been submitted to Boston Redevelopment Authority for approval.Included in the proposal is up to 600 residential units, as well as office and retail space. In total there will be three new towers, 26, 28 and 34 stories high, totaling 1.26 million square feet. Taking advantage of their 54-year lease on the air space above Back Bay Station, Boston Properties is responding to the increase in demand for luxury properties in downtown Boston. The proposal may go through, with the stipulation that the developer would renovate and manage MBTAs Back Bay Station. Boston Properties will be investing $32 million into upgrading the station. Another positive, BP foresees that the project will bring in roughly 2,500 construction jobs and 3,400 permanent jobs.Back Bay Station would not be the first MBTA station to be privately run. South and North Stations are both managed by private individuals who oversee the stations upkeep, renovations, etc. In fact, South Station may soon be seeing a similar addition of residential units and/or hotel rooms. Boston Properties has big plans for the Back Bay Stations renovation, one of the main goals being to add more light and air to the station.Although the construction of the new buildings may take a few years to begin, the smaller renovations of the station could begin as soon as a few months from now. This is exciting news for the area. Bostonians can look forward to a more convenient, pleasant commuting experience as well as more living space in the center of the city.For more info, please click on 
#BostonRealEstate #BostonCondosBoston's many unique downtown neighborhoodseach having its own particular look, feel, and charm make the city an exceptionally appealing place to live. Thecity's neighborhoodsare highly walkable, and most are within close proximity to one another owing to its compact layout. Here's a condensedlook at some of themorecentrally located downtown Boston neighborhoods.For an old World Italian-European vibe, the
7/6/2016- Here's this month's Boston real estate market update! Inventory in the core downtown neighborhoods of Boston seems to have loosened up just a bit. Last year at this time there were 372 units downtown wide. Now there are 383. Progress. Average days-on-market downtown-wide YTD continues to be minimal at an average of 31 days, which has gone down in the last month. As stated before, many properties go under agreement in just a few days. Median price is up 7.6% YTD over last year, going from $675,000 to $726,000.It is a really good time to be a seller. My listings have sold for an average 103.5% of asking 4 median days-to-offer in the last 12 months. 
When I make an analysis of how best to price a property, I first look at any relevant sold, pending, and available homes. These are what is known as "comparables."This process takes into consideration much more than square footage, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, or neighborhood.It also looks at what type of building the unit is in, where in the building it is placed, what type of renovations if any have been done, the amount of light, views, ceiling height, parking availability, the behavior of the current market, and more.In the past 12 months, my listings have sold for an average of 103.5% of their asking price, with an 8 average/4 median days on market until an offer was accepted.When listing your Boston home or condo for sale, the most important decision you make is how to price it.Even in this current active market, overpricing your property has serious consequences. Your home will attract the most motivated buyers out there right when it comes on the market. If it's priced too high, you won't get those serious buyers in tosee it.I have been making these analyses for more than two decades. Whether your property is located in Boston's 
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