Prices for the tower’s 442 units start at $850,000 for a 759-square-foot one bedroom and go up from there, and a two-bedroom unit starts at $1.5 million. There are 17 penthouses, starting at $7.6 million for a 3,300-square-foot unit.
Despite the sky-high price tag on the penthouse unit, Baumert contends it is within reason of other luxury condos sales in Boston in terms of price per square foot, weighing in at $3,000 — which is very high but not record shattering.
So far, the pricing doesn’t seem to be scaring anyone off, with buyers having already inked contracts for 150 units, including three penthouses, though, not the $37.5 million special. Yet.