#BostonCondos #BostonRealEstateUp until very recently, Boston's Fenway neighborhood was not a place thatbuyers lookedin forluxury condos. There weren't any. With the addition in recent years of some luxury apartment buildings, and the gradual development of avibrant restaurant and shopping destination, the Fenway has begun to look and feel like a very different scene.Pierce Boston, a modern 30 story luxury tower of condos and apartments currently under construction in the Fenway, will offer itsresidents amenities such as a "skytop pool" with deck and hot tub, a private dining room with fireplace,a fully equipped fitness center with yoga studio, a secluded library, and a dog spa with washing station. There will also be wi-fi in all common areas, indoor garage parking, and in-house car detailing.Condos at the Pierce Boston will range from $1 million+ to about $6.5 million, according to an article in the Boston Business Journal. and 30% of them had already been sold before the project even opened a sales office.Read the Boston Business Journal's A Year and a Half Before Opening, Pierce Boston Condos 30% Sold.Here's what you can expect the unbrokenview from Pierce Boston's 30th floor to look like.See other Fenway real estate offerings.Ifyou have questions about about buying and selling Boston condos or homes, please call meat 617-584-9790 or via email using the blue link below. 
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#BostonRedevelopment #BostonRealEstateBoston's Back Bay train station, bus plaza and 2,000 space garage sits on a huge city block that is being eyed for a remake.A new complex proposed by Boston Properties Inc. would transform the lacklustre Back Bay MBTA station into a modern glass retail hub, according to an article in the Boston Globe.The redevelopment would include improvements to the MBTA station's concourse, bathrooms, waiting areas, and lighting. It has not yet been decided whether the towers, which are slated to be residences, will be condos or apartments.The firm of
#BostonCondosThis is an exceptional Jamaica Plain 4 bedtownhouse with open floor plan leading to a private deck and patio with fabulous garden. It offers avery unique opportunity to own a 2,723 square foottownhouse that feels likea single-family in a wonderful neighborhood. The elegant living room features afireplace. There is aseparate dining area, large chef's kitchen with high-end appliances, and a secluded powder room.The second floor offers a spectacular master suite with oversized tub and shower, walk-in-closet, and lovely views of the park. A finished lower level suite has aprivate entrance and flexible floor plan, full bath, and storage.This property overlooks beautiful conservation land. It is also near to transportation, shopping, restaurants, parks, and highways.See more photos and details for 
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#BostonRedevelopmentA two-year Boston redevelopment project is about to come to fruition. A ribbon cutting ceremony on Monday, March 21 will signify the reopening of Boston's Government Center T Station, following two years of renovation and expansion. Boston.com reports that a need for wheelchair accessibility was the primary reason for the renovation, and that new elevators and sloping platforms willmake that a reality.In addition, the flow of commuter traffic into the station should be greatly improved:
#BostonRedevelopment #BostonRealEstateBoston's Mayor MartyWalsh is asking for ideas for restoring the city's 1908 Northern Avenue bridge. Today's issue of the Boston Globe reports that options include building an entirely new bridge in its place;restoring a portion of the current bridge; or restoring and raising the entire current bridge.Boston's Northern Avenuebridge began as a route forsteam trains to haul wool and fish from the wharves. The Coast Guard warned that it was in danger of collapse, according to the Boston Globe article. It has been closed even to pedestrians since 2014, but there are those who'd like to see it re-opened foron-foot travelers:
