#BostonRealEstate #BostonCondosOne way to understanda city's history is throughits milestones in building.The always entertaining writers at Curbed Boston have a new feature piece on the ten key pieces of Boston architecture that tell the story of the city.Beginning in the 1740s with the birth of Faneuil Hall marketplace, and upto the year 2000,there aresome key Boston buildings whose constructionmarked a first for the city either in design, function,height, or simplythe heralding in of a new era.In recent years, the Boston Redevelopment Authority has given the green light to many new developments in the city. With so many projects currently either under construction or under review in Boston, it shouldn't come as a surpriseif somenew buildings make their way onto this list in the future.Willthe Millennium Tower in Downtown Crossing or One Dalton in the Back Bay come tobe seenas ushering in a new erain Boston's luxury residential design?Read Curbed Bostons' The 10 Buildings That Tell the Story of Boston.Have you ever wondered how the Boston Redevelopment Authority plans a neighborhood?Would youlike tomore about the Boston residential real estate market? Find the up to date market trendsat mycitywide market report.If youhavequestions about buying or selling Boston real estate, please callme at
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