Great Eats in Eastie

By Erica Farthing 25 09 2008

In a conversation the other day in the always friendly North End, I started to talk with a nice gentleman concerned about his parking spot (We all know the horror tow stories that happen here!) Well, he mentioned he owned a pizza place in East Boston and I couldn’t help but investigate further.

The place is called Dough and its located 20 Maverick St, very close to the airport. According to one of the owners, their vision is Parish Cafe meets Upper Crust in a cozy neighborhood. 

Offering pizza, pasta, and paninis, Dough offers free delivery to East Boston residents. Check out their website for more information.

Speaking of East Boston…According to an article out today in The Boston Globe, of the communities with sales listed according to Banker & Tradesman listed in the Sept. 22 issue, of the single-family sales in Suffolk County, two have posted an increase in sales transactions for the year-to-date: Chelsea and East Boston. In Chelsea, sales were up about 73 percent, from 11 in 2007 to 19 this year. In East Boston, sales rose about 37 percent, from 19 to 26. The rest of the communities listed had posted fewer sales so far this year, but many were not too far off their 2007 numbers.

The convenient location of East Boston to the airport and the downtown areas of Boston makes an East Boston condo a great choice for someone looking to enjoy city living at a smaller price tag. As this neighborhood continues to grow in both new restaurants and new condo developments, we will keep you posted!

Here are some cool properties we like…check it out

156 Porter Street, 1 Bd 1 Ba, $339,000

30 Haynes Street, 1 Bd 1 Ba, $223,000

3 Seaver Street, 1 Bd 1 Ba, $299,900

281 Webster Street, 2 Bd 1 Ba, $365,000

 

Contact us today if you have any questions!

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Source: The Boston Globe



Boston East in East Boston

By Anthony Longo 7 07 2008

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The all new Boston East, yes “Boston East” - a new condo development in the planning stages with the city set forth to sit at waters edge in East Boston, MA.

For two decades, East Boston has been touted as the city’s next “hot” neighborhood, and residents have eagerly anticipated the redevelopment of its historically industry-heavy waterfront. And now, even as the stalling of work on Roseland’s ambitious East Pier has disheartened expectant neighbors, the forward momentum of the 196-unit Boston East project is giving them new reason to hope.

After a series of meetings on the proposed project, slated for a vacant tract of land on Border Street across the harbor from Charlestown, the city permitting process is drawing to a close. The developer, Trinity Financial, in cooperation with the East Boston Community Development Corp., hopes its plan will sail through state permitting with relative ease. Once that happens, says Trinity project manager Sarah Barnat, financing should fall into place and the project can get started.

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The Boston East project will be located between the Central Square commercial hub and the Atlantic Works building, which houses artists’ lofts and a successful co-op gallery. It will include 170 one- and two-bedroom market-rate units; 26 units of affordable housing, eight of which will be dedicated live-work artists’ spaces another art gallery a marine facilit and plenty of public-access space, including an interpretive park and a portion of Harborwalk. Its facade will be brick, with metal and wood elements giving it a maritime feel, and its stepped wings will ensure water views for the majority of units.

Developers, state and city officials, and residents are united in their enthusiasm for the project. At several community meetings usually known for verbal brawls and divisiveness residents actually stood up to thank Trinity Financial representatives for their care in working with the neighborhood and their devotion to the area.

“We’re bullish on East Boston,” said Barnat. “When we bring investors over, we show them a diverse, safe, wonderfully enriching neighborhood which already has a lot of amenities, but not enough. There has to be a vision.”

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Source: Boston Globe

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Porter 156 Lofts East Boston

By Anthony Longo 26 05 2008

Porter 156 Lofts

Porter 156 was the loft condo conversion development that jump started the East Boston marketplace. Built in 1912, this former warehouse building was converted in 2005 into 217 unique loft spaces. The Porter 156 Lofts are just a short walk from either the Maverick Square or Airport T Stops (Blue Line). Minutes away from Route 1A, 93 North and the Ted Williams Tunnel with access to South Boston, Downtown and 93 South.

Porter 156 offer its residences stainless steel appliances, bamboo floors and amazing views: Boston’s sky line or a new 40 acres of park.

Porter 156 has a huge common roof deck and a party room as well as an on site professional manager.

This is a great building especially if you like loft living close to downtown Boston and for an under $300,000 price point.

Current Porter 156 Lofts For Sale: (View Details For Ever Unit)

$449,900, 1 Bd, 2 Ba, 1389
$439,900, 1 Bd, 2 Ba, 1119
$419,900, 1 Bd, 2 Ba, 989
$409,900, N/A, 1 Ba, 970
$369,000, N/A, 1 Ba, 939
$349,000, 1 Bd, 1 Ba, 1005
$339,000, N/A, 1 Ba, 800
$338,000, 1 Bd, 1 Ba, 1010
$299,000, N/A, 1 Ba, 703
$289,900, N/A, 1 Ba, 720
$289,000, 1 Bd, 1 Ba, 700 (Best Buy!)
$255,000, 1 Bd, 1 Ba, 835
$250,000, 1 Bd, 1 Ba, 929
$249,900, 1 Bd, 1 Ba, 694
$235,000, N/A, 1 Ba, 800

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Paris Flats East Boston

By Anthony Longo 4 05 2008

Paris Flats East Boston

Paris Flats in East Boston is one of East Boston’s newest luxury developments. Just yesterday we were over attending a home inspection at Saratoga Lofts (we sold the last unit there!) but we drove by Paris Flats and this seems like a great building. East Boston is still very much an up and coming neighborhood…especially on/near the Boston Harbor. Lennar is still considering pushing forward on East Pier…more on that to come soon.

In the rising star neighborhood of East Boston, located at 156-160 Chelsea Street, The Paris Flats Lofts Condominiums successfully combines innovative design with convenience, comfort and value.

With great open spaces, high ceilings, wall to wall windows, hardwood floors and a wealth of exceptional amenities including parking, The Paris Flats offers unparalleled opportunities for living and investing in the rapidly changing residential landscape of Boston’s last urban frontier.

Paris Flats Open House Today!!!!

Open House: 05-04-2008 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM

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