A listing and a purchase were separate events
October 2017 reporting discussed Bruins player David Krejci’s listing at 236 Commercial Street and his purchase at 343 Commercial Street in Union Wharf. The earlier home was described as a four-bedroom residence of about 2,618 square feet.
Its reported $1.83 million asking price was not a confirmed sale price. The account said that approximately 27 days after the listing, Krejci bought the Union Wharf property for $2.5 million, citing Suffolk County transaction information.
The Union Wharf residence
The purchased home was described as having three bedrooms and about 1,783 square feet. Parking, a pool and a large common deck were discussed as features of the waterfront setting. A shared deck should not be treated as private space belonging entirely to one condominium.
The article also recalled Union Wharf’s granite buildings and conversion from an older waterfront use to a mix of residential and commercial occupancy. That context was distinct from the details of Krejci’s individual transaction.
A snapshot of waterfront interest
A prior waterfront purchase by teammate Brad Marchand supplied another historical example of athlete interest in the area. It was a separate transaction, not evidence of the price or condition of Krejci’s home.
These property references belong to the 2017 account. They do not indicate that any residence is currently offered, establish a later resale value or turn a public transaction into a guarantee about today’s waterfront market.
Historical attribution: Original Boston City Properties article, October 2017. Reported claims and attributed assessments have not been independently refreshed.
