Boston Waterfront MLS

Condo Sales and Rentals MLS

Commercial Street has nearly 700 square feet with a floor plan for a one bedroom and one full bathroom for $500,000. There are amenities including parking, 24 hour concierge service, and more that awaits you. If more space is needed, consider 2,600 square feet for $3.3 million on Ninth Street Constellation. This space offers three levels of living with two parking spaces, personal decks on the ocean, and panoramic views to name a few. Kitchens and bathrooms have granite and marble countertops, breakfast bars for multiple stools and stainless steel appliances. Recess and track lighting along with chandeliers accent the floor plan with hardwood floors and crown molding. Rentals start at $1,200 and up for one bedroom with one full bathroom units. Association fees provide for fitness centers, package receiving services, common areas with Wi-Fi and more community amenities.

Single Family Homes Sales and Rentals MLS

Homes on the waterfront in Boston are gems including properties on Coleridge Street of Colonial styled architecture with prices in the $600,000 range. There are brownstones with multiple levels of living space with tons of amenities. Fireplaces, hardwood floors, bay windows, private driveways with garages and basement are some of the features to homes in this zip code. The 1,400 square feet of open floor plans has ocean breezes blowing through two bedrooms and two full bathrooms. With walk-in closets laundry rooms and chef's pantries, there is room for all your needs. Private bathrooms are in most master bedrooms and some other bedrooms. More expansive properties with a plethora of amenities will make you feel right at home in this sought-after community.

Commercial Sales and Rentals MLS

The choices for commercial spaces in Boston's waterfront come with amenities for the savvy business. Commercial Wharf is just an address with 1,700 square feet of space at $1.1 million. Open floor plans to accommodate a large volume of activity with exceptional lighting and ventilation. Hardwood floors, parking and low association fees are some of the amenities available in a vast selection of properties. Leases are available with many options.

If you dream of owning a home with views of Boston Harbor and other water elements, you can’t go wrong by house-hunting in the Boston Waterfront. Of course, this also means facing a lot of competition because properties in this part of the city are in high demand. While the Seaport District has stolen some of this neighborhood’s thunder, this area continues to be a great place to find upscale homes and luxury condos and apartments. Regardless of what you are after, your search will unfold more smoothly and easily when you connect with Boston City Properties. That way, you can search up-to-the-second listings to check current availability for properties that suit your requirements.

The Basics

Located near the North End along Boston Harbor, this neighborhood is dominated by the harbor and surrounding water. Some of the most in-demand properties are located within close proximity of not only the water and its ubiquitous boat slips but of the HarborWalk, Rose Kennedy Greenway and many other nearby attractions. The area has seen a fair amount of new construction over the last few years, and many former wharf buildings and warehouses have been converted into condo and apartment developments. Situated as it is just 10 minutes from downtown and within close proximity of Midtown, it is easy to see why house hunters often set their sights on this part of the city.

Real Estate Market

Lately, the median sale price for residential properties in this neighborhood has been around $820,000, and homes have been sitting on the market for an average of 137 days. Property values have increased by around 7 percent since last year, and that bodes well for investors or for buyers who don’t plan to stay put for too long. Buying a home here isn’t cheap, but renting isn’t any more affordable; monthly rent in this area is around $2,650.

What to Expect

Whether you want to own a condo in a luxury building with all of the latest services and amenities or if you are leaning toward buying a single-family home, you should be able to choose from plenty of options. As noted previously, many older wharf buildings in the area have been repurposed and converted into condos and apartments, and loft-style units are readily available as well. The closer that you get to the water, of course, the more that you are likely to pay. That’s especially true if you are determined to buy a place that comes with a boat slip.

Find Homes for Sale

Lately in this neighborhood, around 50 properties have been listed for sale at any given time. That is a pretty good increase over the typical inventory levels of just a few years ago, and it means that you should have more options at your disposal. It also means that you may be less likely to end up in a bidding war to get what you need. As is the case elsewhere around the city, however, the local market is very competitive, so it is crucial to get a referral from us to a qualified local real estate agent.

If you’re ready to kick-start your search for your new home in this scenic part of the city, Boston City Properties is ready to help. First, sign up for immediate, free, unlimited access to our searchable listings. Our database is populated by reputable sources like the MLS PIN, the largest multiple listing service in New England, so you can rest assured of accuracy. Later, contact us to get a referral to an experienced real estate expert in this neighborhood. Call today for more information.

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