The 5,797-square-foot penthouse was asking $9,995,000 and went for $7,500,000. The two-level spread, the biggest in the new eight-unit development, includes outdoor space and three garaged parking spots.

The penthouse duplex was asking $6,300,000 and went for $5,900,000. It has four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and two garaged parking spaces.

This 3-BR, 3.5-BA is part of the redevelopment of the Harvard Club Annex. The 2,952-square-foot spread with two parking spaces and direct elevator access went for its exact asking price: $5,350,000.

This 3-BR, 3.5-BA is part of the conversion of the Harvard Club Annex. The 2,966-square-foot spread with two deeded parking spaces sold for $5,200,000, or $300,000 off its asking price.

The 4-BR, 3-BA with direct elevator access wanted $4,650,000. It went in the end for $4,505,000. It's not clear whether parking is included in the price.

Finally, a single-family makes an appearance. The 4,253-square-foot townhouse dates from the 1870s and has five bedrooms as well as four bathrooms. It was asking $3,975,000 and went for $4,300,000.

Another single-family, this gorgeous Greek Revival comes with six bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and six fireplaces. It's got a private deck, too (though no parking, it looks like). The original tag was $3,850,000 and the final was $3,855,000.

This 1,635-square-foot 2-BR, 2.5-BA in the newish waterfront palace went for its exact asking price: $3,750,000. Garage parking and outdoor space is included (and you might run into Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who also bought in the building).