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$1.18M gets you in the door
Just about everyone knows that Boston’s Waterfront is one of the most expensive neighborhoods in the entire region.
What is the priciest residential real estate of this pricey neighborhood? These 10 listings!
They start at $1.18 million and go way up from there. Take heart, though: Some have been price-chopped.
Read MoreThis combined-unit three-bedroom, three-bath runs to 2,432 square feet on the 30th floor. It’s asking $2,099,000—after a $300,000 price-chop.
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The four-bedroom, three-bath runs to 2,618 square feet over two levels, and is asking $1,990,000.
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The 1,777-square-foot two-bedroom with two and a half baths is asking $1,799,000.
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This 1,636-square-foot three-bedroom on the 35th floor comes with two and a half bathrooms. It wants $1,695,000.
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The 1,644-square-foot two-bedroom, three-bath wants $1,630,000.
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This 1,223-square-foot one-bedroom has one and a half bathrooms. It wants $1,599,000.
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This newly constructed three-bedroom, three-bath runs to 2,096 square feet, and is asking $1,589,000.
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The 1,374-square-foot two-bedroom includes one and a half bathrooms and a price tag of $1,490,000.
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This newly constructed duplex starts on the parlor level and runs to 2,329 square feet. It includes three bedrooms and three bathrooms—and a tag of $1,375,000.
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The price on this 1,042-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bath just came down $70,000 to $1,180,000.
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This combined-unit three-bedroom, three-bath runs to 2,432 square feet on the 30th floor. It’s asking $2,099,000—after a $300,000 price-chop.
The four-bedroom, three-bath runs to 2,618 square feet over two levels, and is asking $1,990,000.
The 1,777-square-foot two-bedroom with two and a half baths is asking $1,799,000.
This 1,636-square-foot three-bedroom on the 35th floor comes with two and a half bathrooms. It wants $1,695,000.
The 1,644-square-foot two-bedroom, three-bath wants $1,630,000.
This 1,223-square-foot one-bedroom has one and a half bathrooms. It wants $1,599,000.
This newly constructed three-bedroom, three-bath runs to 2,096 square feet, and is asking $1,589,000.
The 1,374-square-foot two-bedroom includes one and a half bathrooms and a price tag of $1,490,000.
This newly constructed duplex starts on the parlor level and runs to 2,329 square feet. It includes three bedrooms and three bathrooms—and a tag of $1,375,000.
The price on this 1,042-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bath just came down $70,000 to $1,180,000.