Like most other employers across the state, local real estate leaders are mulling how much office space they’ll need for agents and other operations after the COVID-19 crisis fully recedes and the economy slowly returns to a new normal.
Reality has yet to catch up with all the years of hype about the promise of “Midtown,” maybe best known for the posh Millennium Tower and the hum-drum shopping district it lords over.
Has Boston’s ridiculously hot condominium market finally peaked? After rising for years, the price of Boston condos put under agreement actually fell in the first quarter of 2019 to $639,000, a drop of $10,000, or 1.5 percent.
Boston real estate agent and condo expert David Bates reviewed the 50 most expensive (per square foot) Boston condominiums in 2017 and found five key amenities they had in common.
