Thanks for the listing, CC. Did you see the monthly HOA maintenance? $2100.
or almost $5000 for the penthouse... but yeah, this is a luxury 7 figure building.
Thanks for the listing, CC. Did you see the monthly HOA maintenance? $2100.
JohnAKeith, do you know how sales are going in this one?
Thanks.
The HOA fees also pay for the maintenance of whatever greenspace will be in front of it. At those prices, it's understandable to see how folks could have more than a passing interest in keeping the area nice and clean.
Another 414 apartments units that were proposed were canceled at 399 Congress Street (sausage parcel), which will now be hotel rooms, instead.
If anyone is keeping track, the number of condos in the Seaport District is very low and will continue to be low compared to the number of apartments that have been, are, and will be built.
Under construction
M Street: 448
Pier 4: 106
Zero Farnsworth: 9
50 Liberty: 120
Existing (incl. Fort Point Channel)
22 Liberty: 118
437 D Street: 41
Fort Point Place: 117
Channel Center: 120
FP3: 101
Dockside Place: 88
249 A Street: 35 (co-op)
300 Summer: 47 (co-op)
Mondo Condo: 9
319 A: 48
Proposed
Whiskey Priest / Atlantic Beer Garden: 150
At full build-out
Total: 1,557 condominiums
For apartments, it's roughly 2,836 units completed, 300 under construction (M parcels), and 582 proposed (Massport Parcel K; Waterside Place B), for a total of 3,718 units.
Another 414 apartments units that were proposed were canceled at 399 Congress Street (sausage parcel), which will now be hotel rooms, instead.
Together, 5,275 housing units in what was supposed to be a complete "neighborhood"; approximately 30% condos for sale, 70% apartments for rent.
Cottonwood Management took the wraps off its new “Echelon” brand scheme – and chef Ming Tsai mixed custom cocktails for the occasion – at the site of a 1.3-million-square-foot residential and retail project that recently began construction in Boston’s Seaport District.
A ceremonial groundbreaking was held Tuesday at the 3.5-acre site at Seaport Boulevard and B Street. Three towers – two containing a combined 448 condominiums and a 285-unit rental building – will rise above a 125,000-square-foot retail podium. The $900 million project will be the Seaport District’s second-largest residential property after the 832-unit Benjamin and Via apartment towers, currently nearing completion on Seaport Boulevard.