Ever wonder where you might fit best in Boston’s 23 sub-neighborhoods?
2025 Was a Year of Recalibration at The Upper End of the Boston Market Activity persisted, but it was selective. Buyers were deliberate, pricing discipline mattered, and many sellers chose patience over urgency. Overall pricing in the $2M+ segment declined by just...
Thank you for your interest in our third annual “Boston Luxury Real Estate Review.” As we wrote our report in late 2019 and early 2020, little did we know what was looming ahead of us! Alas, here we are a year later and looking at a market that is, by most accounts,...
What are the different configurations of a south end brownstone? Single family: We see a wide variety of single families ranging from as small as 3 levels in total to as large as 6 levels in total. The square footage can range from 1,500 SF to over 5,000 SF. Two...
The four condominium units at The Ellory were the result of a complete renovation of a brownstone building by Arx Urban and sold out exclusively by Columbus & Over Group. Located at 11 Isabella Street in Bay Village the building was composed of one parlor/garden...
With the possible exception of May, April is unlike any other month in our real estate calendar… we start eyeballing it when the calendar rolls over to a new year and wait anxiously for warmer days to grace our presence.
This map pinpoints the areas that Columbus & Over Group services, including South End, Back Bay, Beacon Hill and Downtown Crossing. We have broken each neighborhood up into designated sub-neighborhoods and hope this map provides insight into each of them.
The South End luxury real estate market once again had a terrific year in 2017. Of our four core markets, it finished with the second highest rate of appreciation at just over 5 percent for the year. Beacon Hill was the top performing downtown market while Back Bay...
Bay Village is Boston’s smallest officially recognized neighborhood. The majority of the residences in Bay Village are traditional brick rowhouses, similar to those seen in Beacon Hill but on a reduced scale. The area was originally home to the craftsmen who...
