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Coolidge Corner Condominium: 19 Winchester St. Unit 604

Convenient and comfortable home for City living in Coolidge Corner. Spacious and cheerful condominium with parking in a highly desirable building. Features include hardwood parquet floors and great closet space, living room with sliders to private porch with beautiful City view. Ready for an update with your personal customization and taste. Steps to Beacon Street […]

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Massachusetts Real Estate Tax Rates

Below find an interactive map of Massachusetts tax rates by towns created by Kurt Rosenfeld, including information on residential exemption.  Some of the highest real estate taxes, per $1,000 in assessed value, are in Longmeadow at $23.58, Wilbraham at $22, and Maynard at $22. Lowest real estate taxes are paid in Hancock (Berkshire County) at […]

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164 Strathmore Road #15, Brighton

New listing at 164 Strathmore Road #15, Brighton.  Two bedroom condo near Cleveland Circle and steps to T. Bright and sunny corner unit with spacious two bedrooms.  Inviting foyer, high ceilings and hardwood floors.   Updated eat-in-kitchen is ultra stylish with stainless steel appliances and granite counter.  Bow window and open living area.  Washer / dryer in […]

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Investor Property in Boston: 35 Pratt Street, Allston

35 Pratt Street in Allston is an investor’s dream!  With little inventory on the market, it has been difficult to find good projects.  Well, here is your chance with a two-family house.  Pratt Street is an ideal location for the following commutes: Boston University Anyone who needs I-90 access Cambridge Harvard Business School in Lower Allston […]

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Chart of The Week: Median Condo Prices in Brighton MA

At an open house in Brighton a few weeks ago, a browsing buyer says to me, “Overpriced, everything is overpriced!” What does that mean?   If a property is overpriced, multiple buyers would not be willing to pay more than the asking price.  If property is overpriced, it wouldn’t sell fast.  Shall I remind you what overpriced feels […]

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