Beacon Hill’s characteristic narrow gas-lit streets, brick sidewalks, decorative iron work, and red brick houses have been preserved to maintain its 19th century charm – the neighborhood was designated as a historic district in 1955, making it the oldest historic district in Massachusetts. With average household income at $130,521 and average PSF topping $1,226, it […]
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Viewing posts from: November 2000
BOSTON—Fresh off the news Amrheins Restaurant is under agreement to a local developer, another slice of vintage South Boston CRE is being made available to investors, and Boston Realty Advisors’ 416 West Broadway exclusive is expected to draw a similarly brisk response to that generated five blocks away at 85 West Broadway where the community’s oldest dining spot […]
Read MoreProminent Office Tower in Boston is Traded 53 State Street, dubbed ‘Exchange Place’ is a Class-A office tower with over 1.2 million square feet of premium office space. The 40 story tower was developed by Olympia & York Co in 1985 and was fully renovated in 1998. Located in the heart of Boston’s Financial District, […]
Read MoreFor decades, the eight-block stretch of Newbury Street has been the home of luxury retail in Boston, akin to Fifth Avenue in Manhattan and Rodeo Drive in Los Angeles. While Newbury Street is known for its collection of restaurants, cafés and apparel, a new market is emerging: the spaces above the ground floor are now some […]
Read MoreBoston’s Logan Airport Tops List As Best Airport in America We’ve all experienced the frustration when we fly of realizing the downtown of the city we are flying to can be 20+ miles away. Take for Downtown Pittsburgh, as an example, is located some 19.2 miles from Pittsburgh International Airport with no rail connection. Downtown […]
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