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Developers have filed fresh details re: their plans to redevelop the 11.8-acre site of the shuttered St. Gabriel’s Monastery. It will pack several hundred apartments into five buildings.
Commercial real estate brokerage Cushman & Wakefield recently came out with a report on the supposed 100 coolest neighborhoods in America. Three Boston-area enclaves made the list: Jamaica Plain, Davis Square, and Allston-slash-Brighton. Hmm...
Few could guess the correct asking tag for this condo in a pet-friendly building in the busy, busy Boston neighborhood. Most went long, in fact. The results of our latest PriceSpotter this way!
The sum pretty much falls in the middle of what the city has to offer in terms of choicer spreads with sweeteners such as parking. Our latest Curbed Comparisons looks at apartment options for $4K, including in Brighton, Dorchester, and the South End.
'Tis no secret that Boston is experiencing a major building boom. Dorms, hotels, apartments—you name it, the city's got 'em coming. Some will surely prove more transformative than others, however. This map runs down those projects.
This unit in rapidly changing Brighton has a flexible layout and lots of natural light. The kitchen and the bathroom are new, too. What say you re: the asking tag? That's right: It’s time for another edition of PriceSpotter!
Our latest Curbed Comparisons maps out what $900K commands in neighborhoods such as Southie, Jamaica Plain, Brighton, and the South End. There are some real beauts here and tons of parking.
Boston is one of the few cities in America where $600,000 buys merely entry to the housing market. So be it. The latest Curbed Comparisons tackles that magic number and comes away pleasantly surprised.
The team just announced it will build a two-court hub at Brighton's big-time Boston Landing. The facility will be visible from the Turnpike and will make the Celtics neighbors of the Bruins, who are also building a training center there.
These spots, including the South End's northeast and the West End-North End borderlands, are seeing tremendous change. The current, broader monikers just don't do the times justice. Suggestions welcome.
The average asking tag in the neighborhood is $581 a square foot right now. But a wide range of prices creates that sum, including condos currently for sale for more than $1,000 a foot.
In Boston, $2,000 a month apparently rents a decent foothold in the city, one that may or may not include luxuries such as in-unit laundry and parking.
A new analysis shows just how much prices have increased during the past 15 years in the neighborhood, one of the last in Boston that is truly affordable. Though the gulf between the high and the low ends in Brighton is not all that wide.
The average asking for Boston's western gateway is $498 a square foot, but prices tend to vary widely. Still, even with accoutrements such as parking thrown in, Brighton comes off as a relative steal.
The 14-room spread with pocket doors, arched windows, and a covered porch had been listed in late January for $1,259,000. It dates from the 1890s, and the deal for it just closed.
The mega-project that already includes New Balance's headquarters and that will soon include the Bruins' practice rink is adding two residential buildings along Guest Street.