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It's been a long while—since at least before the Great Recession started in 2008—that this many Boston homes have been on the sales market for at least $5,000,000. We're counting 25, in fact, at 18 addresses for our Curbed Boston Mega-Listings Heatmap. Indeed, one-sixth of the total comes at the new-development Chanel No. 6 on Newbury Street; and 10 come via townhouses like 36 Lime Street. Interestingly, too, with one exception, none of these mega-listings appears to be what you'd call a waterfront property. Go figure.


· The Chanel No. 6 Listings Drop: 3-BRs Start at $3,875,000 [Curbed Boston]
· Our Curbed Maps archive [Curbed Boston]

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Albert A. Pope Penthouse

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$5,900,000.The 3-BR, 2.5-BA spread has chopped its price massively three times: by $500,000; by $500,000 again; and then by $300,000.

56 Beacon Street

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$12,500,000.The 4-BR, 5-BA townhouse has now been on the market for more than 700 days.

Ritz-Carlton Unit 32EF

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$5,750,000.The 4,200-square-foot combined-unit in the Ritz went on sale 826 days ago.

51 Chestnut Street

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$5,875,000.The 6-BR, 5-BA townhouse is closing in on 1,000 days on the market.

318 Beacon Street

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$9,300,000.The 10,500-square-foot manse has eight bedrooms and nine bathrooms, plus an elevator to every floor.

36 Lime Street

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$6,700,000.The 5-BR, 5.5-BA chopped its price by $250,000 back in November.

Penthouse 2 at 197 8th Street

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$5,500,000.This 2-BR, 3-BA is a relative baby: only 14 days on the market.

17 Union Park

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$5,250,000.The 5-BR, 4.5-BA townhouse off Union Park has been on the market barely a month (and has not traded in more than 14 years).

293 Marlborough Street

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$5,699,000.A relative youngster (only 35 days on the market), this townhouse last traded in March 2010 for $4,700,000.

Chanel No. 6

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There are four spreads asking more than $5,000,0000 in the soon-to-be luxury condo building where an old garage was once (and where a Chanel store will be on the ground floors). Three of the spreads are three bedrooms and the fourth is a 5-BR asking $7,965,000.

142 Marlborough Street

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$8,500,000.The 8,088-square-foot townhouse includes two potentially separate apartments as well as a hot tub on the roof.

The Clarendon's Penthouse 1

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$7,100,000.The 3-BR, 3.5-BA spread has what has to be one of the best terraces in the Hub.

Unit 3 at 50 Beacon Street

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$6,700,000.The 4-BR, 5-BA condo overlooks Boston Common.

Mandarin-Oriental

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There are three spreads for sale for at least $5,000,000, including a 2-BR, 2.5-BA for $7,900,000.

The Mason House

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$16,500,000.The mighty townhouse is far and away Boston’s priciest listing right now. Eleven bedrooms, 14 bathrooms and 15,000 square feet—go.

10 Marlborough Street

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$11,750,000The 10-BR, 7.5-BA townhouse has not been on the market since 1967, and there it sits: closing in on 500 days.

410 Beacon Street

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$8,850,000.Just over 500 days on the market now, the 7-BR, 5-BA townhouse has two decks and an au pair suite with separate entrance.

78 Beacon Street

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$10,750,000.The 6-BR, 8-BA manse overlooking the Public Garden has 11 fireplaces and a roof deck.

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Albert A. Pope Penthouse

$5,900,000.The 3-BR, 2.5-BA spread has chopped its price massively three times: by $500,000; by $500,000 again; and then by $300,000.

56 Beacon Street

$12,500,000.The 4-BR, 5-BA townhouse has now been on the market for more than 700 days.

Ritz-Carlton Unit 32EF

$5,750,000.The 4,200-square-foot combined-unit in the Ritz went on sale 826 days ago.

51 Chestnut Street

$5,875,000.The 6-BR, 5-BA townhouse is closing in on 1,000 days on the market.

318 Beacon Street

$9,300,000.The 10,500-square-foot manse has eight bedrooms and nine bathrooms, plus an elevator to every floor.

36 Lime Street

$6,700,000.The 5-BR, 5.5-BA chopped its price by $250,000 back in November.

Penthouse 2 at 197 8th Street

$5,500,000.This 2-BR, 3-BA is a relative baby: only 14 days on the market.

17 Union Park

$5,250,000.The 5-BR, 4.5-BA townhouse off Union Park has been on the market barely a month (and has not traded in more than 14 years).

293 Marlborough Street

$5,699,000.A relative youngster (only 35 days on the market), this townhouse last traded in March 2010 for $4,700,000.

Chanel No. 6

There are four spreads asking more than $5,000,0000 in the soon-to-be luxury condo building where an old garage was once (and where a Chanel store will be on the ground floors). Three of the spreads are three bedrooms and the fourth is a 5-BR asking $7,965,000.

142 Marlborough Street

$8,500,000.The 8,088-square-foot townhouse includes two potentially separate apartments as well as a hot tub on the roof.

The Clarendon's Penthouse 1

$7,100,000.The 3-BR, 3.5-BA spread has what has to be one of the best terraces in the Hub.

Unit 3 at 50 Beacon Street

$6,700,000.The 4-BR, 5-BA condo overlooks Boston Common.

Mandarin-Oriental

There are three spreads for sale for at least $5,000,000, including a 2-BR, 2.5-BA for $7,900,000.

The Mason House

$16,500,000.The mighty townhouse is far and away Boston’s priciest listing right now. Eleven bedrooms, 14 bathrooms and 15,000 square feet—go.

10 Marlborough Street

$11,750,000The 10-BR, 7.5-BA townhouse has not been on the market since 1967, and there it sits: closing in on 500 days.

410 Beacon Street

$8,850,000.Just over 500 days on the market now, the 7-BR, 5-BA townhouse has two decks and an au pair suite with separate entrance.

78 Beacon Street

$10,750,000.The 6-BR, 8-BA manse overlooking the Public Garden has 11 fireplaces and a roof deck.