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New to the market and completely renovated (2009) 2 bedroom, 2 bath loft-style condo in prime Waterfront location. This spacious unit at 1135 square feet boasts an open kitchen layout with granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances that leads into a large dining/living area with 25′ ceilings. Also equipped with a second full bath on the living level and two generous bedrooms on the upper level, with a walk in closet in the master. Master bath is well appointed with glass shower. Laundry and storage in …

Donald J. Chiofaro, developer of International Place, had a plan to redevelop the parking garage in between the Boston Aquarium and the Harbor Towers condo site into a mixed-use property with two buildings, a 560 ft office tower and a 690 ft residential tower. That plan, however, has been squashed by Mayor Menino, The Boston Redevelopment Authority, and the secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs, Ian Bowles, who remarks, “The proposed project is at such wide variance from the applicable state and local permitting requirements currently in force that it …

Enjoy Boston’s beautiful waterfront?  Love the smell of salt water?  Housed in what used to be Inc. Magazine’s Boston digs, Commercial Wharf which sits just next to Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park provides for a quick walk to the Financial District, the Aquarium and all of the best restaurants the North End of Boston has to offer.
The Wharf itself is a luxury loft conversion with many units having been created back in 2004.  Many of the units have been gut renovated allowing for stunning views of the Boston Harbor or Boston …

Many can agree that Boston is a great city to live in, some might even say its one of the best. Recently, U.S. News & World Report has named Boston one of America’s 10 Best Places to Grow Up.
In this list of America’s 10 Best Places to Grow Up the focus was on what specific criteria would create an ideal community to raise children in. Some of the criteria listed includes a low crime rate, strong school system, green spaces to play in (parks), other children in the area, abundance …

Summertime? Check. Sun’s Out? Check. It’s Thursday, time to have some fun! Check.
Looking for a way to celebrate the late arrival of summer, outside, after-work? Head over to the New England Aquarium along Boston’s waterfront to enjoy The Reef’s” Finally Summer Beach Party. For those of you unfamiliar with the area, The Reef is the outdoor bar & dining area directly outside the New England Aquarium.
The fun in the sun (let’s hope we actually see it today) officially kicks off at 5:30pm this Thursday, June 25th with free appetizers until …

A few great Light Accessories for you new Boston condo:
If you are on the prowl for fun, hip light fixtures for your Boston condo, I would suggest visiting the Artemide showroom in Boston or visit their website at www.artemidestore.com . Their fixtures will brighten any Boston condo and impress your guests.  I recently came across the Aqua Cil and fell in love with its water inspired texture.  Finishes are available in mirror treated aluminum available in polished chrome, polished metallic orange or polished metallic blue.  Base are die-cast aluminum with …

North End Condos
North End Condos Offer Old World Charm Walking Distance to Downtown

North End real estate is often referred to as Boston’s Little Italy. The community’s traditions are still deeply rooted in Italian customs even though over half of North End real estate owners are non-Italian professionals. Commercial North End real estate is known for its authentic Italian restaurants, outdoor fruit stands, corner markets, and family owned businesses. Don’t be surprised to find a traditional Italian festival every weekend in the summer right outside your North End condo.
Bordering the …

Boston gets some press from the NYTimes today regarding our new emergence of a once disconnected city to now a whole pie connecting the Waterfront, North End, Seaport to the rest of the city.
In the gloom of winter, it is hard to see potential amid the strips of brown grass and pavement that lie where this citys hulking elevated highway used to be.
But with the $15 billion construction project known as the Big Dig officially over as of last month, the promised transformation of downtown Boston not just its traffic …