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South End

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Overview

By now, most consumers who watch the high end real estate market around Boston know that the South End is a player. Other than a limited stall in 2009 and 2010, Boston’s South End neighborhood has been on a consistent and vertical march of home pricing appreciation for 20+ years.

Being the largest of our neighborhoods in terms of land mass (0.71 square miles), the South End breaks down into 12 trackable sub-neighborhoods. Like the Back Bay and Beacon Hill, the homes in this neighborhood are predominantly historic “brownstone” rowhouses which give these areas much of the charm that Boston is known for internationally. The South End has a more diverse (and larger) population base than either the Back Bay or Beacon Hill. The streetscape is organized in a way that allows for greater “neighborhood” interactions. More so than other downtown locales, the South End sub-neighborhoods tend to be organized and passionate about the smaller confines of the area they call home.

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Location

maintaining a distinct residential feel.

The South End’s walkability is one of its greatest advantages. Residents can easily access major employment centers, cultural attractions, shopping destinations, and public transportation without relying on a car. Nearby MBTA Orange Line stations, commuter rail access at Back Bay Station, and convenient highway connections make commuting throughout Greater Boston simple and efficient.

The neighborhood is also just minutes from many of Boston’s most popular destinations, including Copley Square, Boston Common, the Seaport District, and the city’s renowned medical and academic institutions. Whether heading to work, dining out, or enjoying a weekend in the city, South End residents benefit from a location that offers exceptional accessibility without sacrificing neighborhood character.

Combining a central address with tree-lined streets, historic architecture, and a strong sense of community, the South End offers the best of urban living in one of Boston’s most desirable settings.

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South End

Eight Streets

Jeff Hamilton

6 Union Park, #3

BED: 3

BATH: 2.5

SQ.FT: 2,340

South End

Golden Triangle

Kerry D’Ambroise

231 W Canton #4

BED: 2

BATH: 2

SQ.FT: 909

South End

Kerry D’Ambroise

The Quinn, PH2H

BED: 3

BATH: 2.5

SQ.FT: 1,553

South End

Jeff Hamilton

48 Union Park, #1

BED: 3

BATH: 2

SQ.FT: 2,299

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$2M+ LUXURY MARKET DATA

In 2025, the South End recorded 115 sales over $2M totaling approximately $349M, firmly establishing itself as one of Boston’s most consistently liquid luxury markets. While it did not lead the city in total volume or transaction count, the South End distinguished itself in a different, and arguably more important, way: a tight, durable price band with reliable buyer participation year-round. Nearly all $2M+ activity clustered between $2M and $6M, reinforcing the South End’s role as Boston’s most dependable market for buyers and sellers operating below trophy pricing. Even more, 83% of the deals in the neighborhood in 2025 were between $2M and $3.85M.

$344,986,753 TOTAL SALES VOLUME

$1,363 AVG. PRICE PER SQ. FOOT

113 NUMBER OF $2M+ PROPERTIES SOLD

17 NUMBER OF $4M+ PROPERTIES SOLD