By Anthony Longo
30
04
2008
The Modern South End is hitting the auction block (accelerated sales venue) with its last 10 units. We welcome you to come view the condos in person. The Auction Information Center, as well as the auction homes, are open daily from Noon - 7:00 PM. Please visit us at 255 Northampton Street, Boston, MA 02118. You may also contact us at 617-236-0350. (website)
If you choose to visit the property make sure to call us so we can come tour with you or write down CondoDomain.com as your Buyers Agent as The Modern South End Auction is compensating co-broker commissions of 2% and with our Flat Fee buyers brokerage model this will entitle you to our commission refund. (not familiar…read more here)
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Categories : Boston Condos, Boston Lofts, Boston Real Estate, New Developments, South End
By Anthony Longo
30
04
2008
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A financial planner, retired architect, real estate broker, dental medicine professor and others will open their Boston homes to the public next week to showcase the livability of Downtown Crossing.The Downtown Crossing Association is hosting its first annual home tour of a neighborhood that’s the focus of a city-orchestrated revitalization effort.
The May 10 self-guided walking tour of 15 homes is designed to change public perception that Downtown Crossing - which more than 6,000 people call home and where another 1,000-plus residential units are under development - is just a business district. The DCA and Boston Redevelopment Authority hope to lure more urban dwellers to the area and convince some owners of Class C office space there to convert their properties to residential units.
One of the growing populations of the Downtown Crossing neighborhood is our resident base, DCA president Rosemarie Sansone said. I thought the tour would be an important way for people to begin to look at the neighborhood in a different way and have an opportunity to experience why these residents have chosen to live (there). Continued…
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Categories : Boston Condos, Midtown, New Developments
By Anthony Longo
30
04
2008
A small gathering tonight for buyers and local peep’s who have not yet had the chance to meet us …. or for those who have and miss us!
Make sure to RSVP - rsvp@condoDomain.com
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Categories : RE.TECH
By Anthony Longo
30
04
2008
Check out the post over at Trulia Blog.
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By Anthony Longo
29
04
2008
Watch on YouTube here.
Let us know what you think of our new video! Its a quick 2 minute fast-paced piece we through together in hope to convey to our audience who we are and what we do. Comments are appreciated so feel free to post them to the public here…or if there really bad…send them to my email! Enjoy!
*** Remember CondoDomain is currently only operating as a Brokerage in Boston, MA - visit the new site at www.Boston.CondoDomain.com ***
- Cast -
Anthony Longo, Founder & CEO, CondoDomain.com
Tony Goldman, Developer, President of Goldman Properties
Derek Webley, Our very first client!
Special Thanks to:
Jessica Anthony, Team Memeber here@ CondoDomain for an outstanding job on the V.O.
Edgartown Ventures for special effects & post production
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Categories : Advertising, Boston Condos, Boston Lifestyle, Boston Lofts, Boston Real Estate, Featured Listings, New Developments, RE.TECH
By Anthony Longo
28
04
2008
This house, located near the intersection of Ave T and Van Sicklen is believed to be Brooklyn ’s smallest house. Occupying what used to be a driveway, it’s a one bedroom, one bathroom home that sits on a parcel of land 7.25 feet (2.2 meters) wide and 113.67 feet (34.6 meters) long and has an interior area of just under 300 square feet.
is actually not in Brooklyn. In fact, it’s located at 128 Day Avenue in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and even has its own Web site.
There appears to be some confusion swirling around the World Wide Web.
This Little House has generated significant buzz on the Internet and in the media because of its unusual size it’s essentially built in a narrow driveway (laneway). Ellen DeGeneres even made a phone call during her talk show to inquire about its availability.
The 312-square foot home was recently on the market for a little more than $170,000. Proof that big good things often come in small packages.
To check out a video tour of the home click here.
Check out more details on the Foreclosure.com blog.
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Categories : Featured Listings
By Anthony Longo
28
04
2008
Come on in and meet us This Wednesday!!!
Sorry for such short notice, but we did find a gap in our schedule and we are holding it open JUST FOR YOU!
This Wednesday evening we are going to clear our schedules and hang with you. We have all been so busy lately and feel like there are so many people we want to meet, so please join us at our loft @ 337 Summer Street.
Bring your questions, comments & thirst. Things we will be chatting about:
- The Market in General
- First Time Buyers
- Ask Mortgage Questions
- New Developments Coming Online
- How To Work With Us and Save a Bundle
- And more questions galore.
After the get together I’m sure we will mosey on over to our neighbor - Achilles | Persephone for a few cocktails so don’t miss out.
PLEASE RSVP rsvp@condoDomain.com
Look forward to meeting you all.
Team CondoDomain Boston
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Categories : Boston Condos, Boston Lifestyle, Boston Lofts, Boston Real Estate, RE.TECH, Seaport, South Boston
By Anthony Longo
28
04
2008
If your like me and missed the premier of “The Greening of Southie” last week over in the independant theater in Cambridge…you can now watch it on OnDemand (assuming you have Comcast).
I watched it lastnight and I was totally blow away about what I didnt know about true Green living and how hard it is to obtain a Gold level of L.E.E.D certification. I take my hat off to Pappes Enterprises and especially Tim Papppas, visionary and developer behind the ultra-effecient and super sexy Macallen Building.
Who would have thought one of the most sophisticated and well though out residential buildings would be built in South Boston Well it is. The Macallen Building is nothing short of a work of art standing 11 stories tall over Dorchester Avenue in Southie.
Interested in green living, green architecture or of my new favorite Boston condo developments Check out The Macallen Building and watch the new independent film - The Greening of Southie.
Again - great work and hats off to the Pappas family for developing something that effects us all!!! Interested in buying in this work of art (Prices range from 500k - 2M).
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Categories : Boston Condos, Boston Lifestyle, Boston Lofts, Boston Real Estate, New Developments, RE.TECH, South Boston
By Anthony Longo
27
04
2008
As you know we don’t list or market any Boston condos for sale but if we did…we would be a big fan of staging. We saw this cool video…and thought it was of interest to share with all of you. Need a stager…we have two that we know whom have had been very successful…give us a jingle and we will pass on their information.
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Categories : Advertising
By Anthony Longo
27
04
2008
We all toss around the phrase “Traditional Real Estate” like it actually means something. Well what does it mean Many point fingers in calling “Traditionalist” as the common…the ‘whats been going on the past 50 years.’ Well…I havent been around long enough to really put a definition together for what Traditional Real Estate Brokerage was or even is today.
However, I sure can tell you that what is “Traditional” today … will not be “Traditional” tomorrow. The Boston Globe reports today a great article on the Gen-Xer and how ‘we’ are effecting this real estate brokerage and services vertical.
Selfishly I have to agree with this article…after a lot of research and a little bit of risk sticking our neck out into the online real estate brokerage world…we now have a file cabinet full of proof and very happy live clients who preach our services everyday.
The Globe article reports…
Brokers taking on a younger look
An aging industry scrambles to draw Generation X agents who speak the tech-savvy language of today’s home buyers
Instead of following her Generation Xer instincts, Johnson hewed to the practiced routine of seasoned brokers by chauffeuring buyers to and from properties and acting as a liaison for sellers.
It didn’t generate a single sale among today’s younger, more tech-savvy home buyers.
“People, especially my peers, aren’t looking for a ride to the property or a go-between; they want to IM me to find out how big the basement is,” said Johnson, 33, who works for Coldwell Banker in Haverhill. “They often have more information on the properties than most realtors. They don’t want a new friend; they want answers fast and will make decisions quickly when you provide them. I know this because I’m the same way.”
Young brokers such as Johnson are in great need. The real estate industry is getting older - the median age of brokers is 52 - while customers are young - the median age of first-time buyers in Massachusetts is 32. Traditional approaches don’t work on this younger set, who prefer to do most of the legwork themselves and appreciate a more laissez-faire relationship with their brokers. Continued…
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