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MLS PIN data last updated at December 26, 2021 4:31 PM ET
Boston Seaport Condo Sales Data Last 30 Days – Updated in Real-Time
Sold $1,680,000
New $879,000
Active $1,221,000
Median Price – Last 6 Months
Median Days on Site – Last 6 Months
Listing Inventory – Last 6 months
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MLS PIN data last updated at December 26, 2021 6:33 PM ET
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Boston Seaport condo sales data 1st Q 2021:
Average sales price 1st Q 2021 – Down 8.1%
Average cost per sq/ft – Down 6.2%
Number of closings 1st Q 2021 – Down 35.2%
The once-hot smooth sailing Boston Seaport condo sales market is losing wind from its sales in the first quarter of 2021:
Boston Seaport Condo Sales 1st Q 2021 – $1,566,00 avg. sales price
Boston Seaport Condo Sales 4th Q 2020 – $1,615,646 avg. sales price
Boston Seaport Condo Sales 3rd Q 2020 – $1,768,428 avg. sales price
Boston Seaport Condo Sales 2nd Q 2020 – $1,650,161 avg. sale price
Boston Seaport Condo Sales 1st Q 2020 – $1,692,328 avg. sales price
Boston Seaport Condo Closings Down 1st Q 2021
The number of Boston Seaport condo closings are down in the 1st Q of 2021 by over 35%:
The number of Boston Seaport condo closings 1st Q 2021 – 57
The number of Boston Seaport condo closings 2nd Q 2020 – 48
The number of Boston Seaport condo closings 3rd Q 2020 – 56
The number of Boston Seaport condo closings 4th Q 2020 – 40
The number of Boston Seaport condo closings 1st Q 2021 – 88
How many Boston Seaport condos sold in the first 6 months of 2021?
In the first 6 months of 2021, 107 condos were sold in the Boston Seaport District.
Whether you’re buying a family condo, a holiday home, or an investment property, you’re most likely thinking about its value now and into the future. This train of thought may even play a part in which property you buy and where it’s located.
However, if you’re not quite sure where to begin on your downtown Boston condo purchasing journey and you want to make a wise investment decision, consider starting with Boston Seaport properties. There are many surprising reasons why they can be worth your while.
A Boston Seaport Condo Provide Great Returns
Out of the many benefits of living on the Boston Seaport, one of the biggest is the potential for investment returns. Even if you don’t plan on selling your new Seaport property for some time, it can give you a lot of confidence to know that you likely won’t lose money when the time comes to put the Boston condo for sale on the market.
According to some sources, waterfront properties have appreciated more than several others in recent years. Even when the Boston real estate market is at its slowest, they tend to maintain their value at a bare minimum. In part, this may be a case of basic economics. There’s a limited supply of waterfront properties, so there’s likely to be high demand.
Boston Seaport Home Rental
Selling your new Boston luxury Seaport property for a profit may not even be on your mind, but there is still money to be made while it’s under your ownership. If you purchased it as a holiday home for your family to enjoy at certain times of the year, you could rent it out as a short-term vacation home when you’re not using it.
There is potential for you to earn several hundreds of dollars each night, and all because people want to experience living on the Boston Harbor for themselves.
Full-Time Rental
It’s not very often that you come across properties for rent in desirable waterfront locations. If you have purchased such a property as a sound investment, renting it out full-time may be an excellent way to earn a steady income.
You might have heard many tenant horror stories, but the weekly asking price may help you secure only the best tenants. What’s more, a tenant can look after your investment rather than you having to pay someone to mow lawns, tend to gardens, and keep it looking lived in.
Vacation Savings
Even if you haven’t yet decided if now is the right time to invest in real estate, there can be one way to make it seem like a desirable option sooner rather than later. Take note of how much you spend on your average family vacation.
The cost of one night of accommodation can sometimes be more than what you pay on your mortgage in a week. If you have pets, as most Americans do, you also often have to pay someone to care for them since many hotels and motels have no-pet policies.
When you factor in travel costs, hotel cleaning fees, and set times of the day you have to arrive and leave by, you’ll soon see why investing in a waterfront property is worth your effort.
Out of all investment types, real estate is one of the soundest options. If you want to maximize your profit potential as much as possible, it might be time to talk to a realtor about potential waterfront properties that suit your needs.
Available at The Echelon
Echelon Seaport is a luxury high-rise building located on Seaport Blvd with some units with Harbor Views. Finishes include white oak floors throughout, open kitchen with custom Italian cabinetry, Thermador integrated appliances, and spa-like marble bath. 2 levels of spectacular retail and restaurants paired with over 50,000 sq ft of indoor and outdoor residential amenities. With a focus on innovation and wellness, Echelon Seaport residents enjoy 1 indoor and 2 outdoor pools as well as state of the art fitness facilities including an indoor sports court, golf sim, and yoga studio. The Club Level features a fireplace lounge, private dining room, and outdoor terraces with grill stations and fire pits all designed to be an extension of your home. Residents will enjoy services including 24/7 concierge, doormen, and 24/7 Valet Parking. Ready for Occupancy.
What do you get when you build tastefully appointed living with every luxury imaginable right in the center of world-class dining and nightlife?
The Echelon in Boston’s Seaport Condos
Built with vision and style, the Echelon is THE luxury condominium property in Boston.
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Echelon Sales Data 2021
Located at 133 Seaport Blvd., it offers one, two, and three-bedroom units with stunning views. In just the past six months, 17 units have gone under contract at an average price of $2,284,000 ($1,768 per square foot). One-bedroom units averaged 700-800 square feet while two and three-bedroom units averaged 2,100-2,600 square feet.
Echelon Condo Amenities
The Echelon features 50,000 square feet of amenities such as three swimming pools, a golf simulator, a basketball court, a wellness center, and private spa rooms. In addition, temperature-controlled wine storage, private and al fresco dining, and social lounges overlooking manicured gardens offer you and your guests the ultimate experience in luxury entertaining. And for your furry family member, the Echelon offers an on-site dog run and pet spa.
And if all of this was not enough, residents of the Echelon have exclusive use of the Echelon Life App which offers “global luxury lifestyle management and concierge service that can accommodate your needs. Call the valet for your car, make a restaurant reservation, or book a private jet to Nantucket (or Paris). All in the palm of your hand.”
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The Problem
Looking to move closer to family, two empty-nesters swapped their New Hampshire digs for a 2,100-square-foot Seaport condo. But while the unit’s covetable location and unrivaled views of Boston Harbor were exactly what they were looking for, the living area’s contemporary finishes (think: high-gloss, lacquered cabinetry and snow-white walls) didn’t align with their traditional tastes.
The Solution
To meld their classic style with the home’s ultramodern feel, interior designer Paula Daher softened the space with warm accents. In the dining area, for instance, she dressed up a blank wall with panels of white oak. “In a contemporary building, you want to bring in natural elements so the space feels more grounded,” Daher says. The pieces frame a geometric Harlequin wallcovering, which creates a focal point above the new channeled banquette and custom dining table.
In the sitting area, meanwhile, the designer drew inspiration from the couple’s impressive collection of paintings, displayed throughout the space. Playing off the canvases’ pops of color, she paired neutral-hued furniture such as the A. Rudin tête-à-tête with vibrant accent pillows and throws and dusty-rose ottomans. “We took elements of what they had so their new home feels familiar yet fresh,” Daher says. “It was out of their comfort zone. But they love the space.”
