$29M Worth of Luxury Condos Snared in Saudi Royal Dispute
Ownership of some of Boston’s highest-end condos hangs in the balance as part of a $3.5-billion legal battle stemming from an power struggle in the Saudi Arabian royal family.
Ownership of some of Boston’s highest-end condos hangs in the balance as part of a $3.5-billion legal battle stemming from an power struggle in the Saudi Arabian royal family.
Is it even a luxury penthouse if you can’t top the list of most expensive sales?
Newton-based Barkan Management Co. has been named as the new management company at the 109-unit Pierce Boston luxury condo tower in Boston’s Fenway beginning Jan. 1.
Construction of a long-delayed luxury condo project at 55 India St. in Boston could begin next spring following the Greenway-facing development site’s acquisition this week by Boston Residential Group.
While developers of new office towers are betting on no recession, or a very shallow one, apartment and condo builders are clearly looking at the future a bit more warily. Both sides can’t be right here.
A financially risky partnership to build an $800-million condo tower above the Massachusetts Turnpike collapsed because of a Boston developer’s “gross mismanagement” and “brinksmanship,” construction giant Suffolk claims in a lawsuit.
Sales at the brand-new Pier 4 luxury complex aren’t letting up but already Boston real estate brokerage Advisors Living has landed the contract to exclusively market and sell a new luxury development, this time in the South End.
A carefully engineered plan has allowed 368 rental apartments and 55 for-sale condominiums to rise skyward on a tiny footprint – all while keeping the garage which shares its building site operating.
Developer Millennium Partners didn’t anticipate a renewed debate in Congress over carbon taxes as it started designing its $1.35 billion Winthrop Center tower. But the potential to reduce the 691-foot skyscraper’s energy consumption by up to 80 percent is starting to look more prescient.
Work has begun at The Ceinture, a luxury condominium development on West Fifth Street in South Boston, according to an announcement from the developer.
Two projects totaling $1.2 billion that will bring 831 more high-end condominiums and apartments to Boston’s Seaport District are marking construction milestones.
Anecdotal evidence that many of Boston’s newly built luxury condos sit unoccupied as part-time residences or “wealth storage lockers” for out-of-town investors is bolstered by the findings of a new housing market study.
If Boston’s luxury condominium market was defined in 2016 by the ultra-luxurious Millennium Tower’s debut, 2017 is characterized by construction of lower-profile mid-rises offering relative price bargains in the $1,000 to $1,400 per square foot range.