Median asking
$2.90M
Across the 21 homes we are holding in Beacon Hill this morning, and it moves when the book does.
Greater Boston
$2.90M
Median asking across our own book
21
Homes standing in Beacon Hill this morning
Short blocks, no through traffic, and almost nothing on the market. Most of what comes up sells before the sign goes in. First offers land in 19 days here, against a median of eleven across the six.
Attached houses of three floors, and a handful of pairs finished since 2015.
See 21 homes hereThe market here
All four come off our own listings rather than a market index, so they answer for the homes on this page and nothing wider.
Median asking
$2.90M
Across the 21 homes we are holding in Beacon Hill this morning, and it moves when the book does.
Per square foot
$1,510/sqft
Nothing else on our book costs more by the foot. Counted on finished floor area, so a basement adds nothing.
To a first offer
19days
The slowest of the six to a first offer. Half of what we list here is under agreement by then, against a median of eleven days across all six.
Asking, year on year
−0.4%
Where asking prices sit against this time last year, read off the same book rather than off an index.
Where it sits
The plan opposite is drawn, not surveyed. What it is honest about is arrangement: which of the six you would be next to, and which side of the river you would wake up on.
6 min
Door to Downtown Crossing on the T, at nine in the morning and with one change at most.
Each of the other five below opens its own page.
38 on the book$2.15M
64 on the book$1.19M
47 on the book$1.42M
55 on the book$985K
33 on the book$1.06M
At the end of the street
The same four on every neighborhood page. Open two of them side by side and you are reading the same rows, not whatever each place had to say for itself.
Nearest station
Red Line
6 min walk
Assigned high school
Grades 7–12
20 min
Green space
At the foot of the hill
4 min
Where the shops are
Groceries and dinner
2 min walk
On the book here
The three newest of the 21 we hold here, least time on the market first. One is a let, the rest are for sale.
$3,400,000 or $17,190/mo est. with 20% down over 30 years
$1,875,000 or $9,480/mo est. with 20% down over 30 years
$4,900 per month · 18-month lease · private entrance
Who lists here
I opened the Brookline office in 1998 and
I still take listings myself.
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