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“The Batterymarch Insider” is a brief snapshot of our current market thinking. As always, our “terms of use” apply. We encourage you to subscribe.

In this issue:

• Back Bay vs Seaport – Less is More in the Seaport
• New and Noteworthy – Other People’s Money on Beacon Hill
• 37 Branch Street – Oddball House/Street, Fair Value – Well Bought
• 15 Marlborough, unit 4 – All the Money for an Older Renovation – Well Sold  

What’s Catching Our Eye

Back Bay vs Seaport – Less is More in the Seaport

We see the appeal of living in the Seaport. It’s new and vibrant, with good energy, especially during the summer months. But the Seaport isn’t without its critics. The normal knocks include the cold winter winds whipping off the water, rising sea levels, the monotony of the boxy glass architecture, and the lack of an established neighborhood. We continue to struggle with the Seaport value proposition.

Batterymarch Group LLC is a full service independent real estate brokerage firm specializing in representing buyers and sellers in the downtown Boston market. Contact us today to learn how we can help you. More about us here.

“The Batterymarch Insider” is a brief snapshot of our current market thinking. As always, our “terms of use” apply. We encourage you to subscribe.

In this issue:

• Batterymarch Mid-Year Awards – The $10 Million+ Condo Club
• New and Noteworthy – Big Rollers Rolling Out of the Mandarin?
• One Dalton – Big Tickets, Big Mortgages – Well Sold
• 100 Revere Street – A Great House, Quirky Kitchen – Well Bought 

The Batterymarch Awards

$10 Million+ Condo Club Edition

As the market moves into its seasonal summer slow period, it’s time for our semiannual $10 Million+ Condo Club Awards (condominiums currently offered for $10 million+).

There are currently 11 club members.  Here they are:

“The Batterymarch Insider” is a brief snapshot of our current market thinking and some highlights of what we see going on in the downtown Boston market. As always, our “terms of use” apply. We encourage you to subscribe.

In this issue:

• 100 Beacon – Bidding Price War
• New and Noteworthy – Lagrange Street, a “Sought After Location.” Seriously?
• 20 Louisburg Square – Shhh… They Paid $15 Million – Well Sold
• 388 Beacon Street – A Great Cooperative Apartment – Well Bought  

What’s Catching Our Eye

100 Beacon Street – Bidding Price War

Unit 1C at 100 Beacon Street, a 1,984 square foot 3 bedroom hit the market last week for $2.95 million ($1,468/sf). Located on the first floor facing the river, the unit has a nice private outdoor terrace. This unit last traded back in 2016 for $3.1 million, so it looks like the seller is motivated.

Batterymarch Group LLC is a full service independent real estate brokerage firm specializing in the downtown Boston market. Contact us today to learn how we can help you.

“The Batterymarch Insider” is a brief snapshot of our current market thinking. As always, our “terms of use” apply. We encourage you to subscribe.

In this issue:

• 100 Shawmut – A Visit to the Other Side of the Tracks
• New and Noteworthy – “Lights Out” at 36 Commonwealth
• One Dalton – A Few Resales – Well Bought
• 43 Commonwealth – Great Location and a Fair Deal – Well Bought  

What’s Catching Our Eye

“The Batterymarch Insider” is a brief snapshot of our current market thinking and some highlights of what we see going on in the downtown Boston market. As always, our “terms of use” apply. We encourage you to subscribe.

In this issue:

• Market Update – Inventories Remain Stubbornly High
• New and Noteworthy – $3,200+/sf in Downtown Crossing?
• Mandarin Oriental, PH2B – “The Great Blight of Dullness” – Well Sold
• 190 Beacon Street – Great Unit, Even Better Price – Well Bought  

What’s Catching Our Eye

“The Batterymarch Insider” is a brief snapshot of our current market thinking and some highlights of what we see going on in the downtown Boston market. As always, our “terms of use” apply. We encourage you to subscribe.

In this issue:

• Mount Vernon Place – The New Louisburg Square?
• New and Noteworthy – Big Ticket Comm. Ave. Sales
• 216 Beacon Street – A Square Foot Shell Game – Well Sold
• 341 Beacon Street – Nice Unit, Mediocre Building – Well Sold  

What’s Catching Our Eye

“The Batterymarch Insider” is a brief snapshot of our current market thinking and some highlights of what we see going on in the downtown Boston market. As always, our “terms of use” apply. We encourage you to subscribe.

In this issue:

• Not Selling? Raise the Price! – Will It Be Transitory?
• New and Noteworthy – $5,000/sf on Comm. Ave. New Mega Listings
• 400 Stuart Street – Raffles is Worth the Wait – Well Sold
• 68 Commonwealth – A Solid Back Bay Apartment – Well Bought  

What’s Catching Our Eye

“The Batterymarch Insider” is a brief snapshot of our current market thinking and some highlights of what we see going on in the downtown Boston market. As always, our “terms of use” apply. We encourage you to subscribe.

In this issue:

• 445 Marlborough Street – The Forgotten Corner of the Back Bay
• New and Noteworthy – Penthouse Madness, Three $13 Million+ Units Get Snapped Up.
• 8 West Hill Place, unit 4 – Private Streets and Assigned Parking, Buckle Up  – Well Sold
• 341 Marlborough Street, unit 4 – A Rare Loss in the Heart of the Back Bay – Well Bought  

What’s Catching Our Eye

“The Batterymarch Insider” is a brief snapshot of our current market thinking and some highlights of what we see going on in the downtown Boston market. As always, our “terms of use” apply. We encourage you to subscribe.

In this issue:

• Boston is Back! – Urban Market Rising Like a Phoenix
• New and Noteworthy – New 1 bedroom $/sf record, Mandarin “Whac-A-Mole,” 192 Commonwealth – Bring Your Sunglasses
• 21 Beaver Place – We See Value & Potential  – Well Bought
• 4 Strong Place – Great House, Offbeat Beacon Hill Location – Well Sold  

What’s Catching Our Eye

“The Batterymarch Insider” is a brief snapshot of our current market thinking and some highlights of what we see going on in the downtown Boston market. As always, our “terms of use” apply. We encourage you to subscribe.

In this issue:

• Seaport Market Update – A Flipper’s Paradise
• New and Noteworthy 
• 242 Beacon St., unit 9/10 – The Poster Child for Banning Dual Agency?  – Well Sold
• 60 Chestnut Street – Non-Louisburg Square $/SF Record– Well Sold  

What’s Catching Our Eye