Downtown Boston.Homes in the city's center.

A few blocks can change your walk to the Common, your arrival home, and the view upstairs. See each address from the street and from the actual residence.

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Millennium Tower entrance on Franklin Street in Downtown Boston

Compare Downtown
residential buildings.

Franklin Street, Avery Street, Washington Street, and Sudbury Street each put a different part of the city into your day. Walk the block, tour the residence, and compare the floor, view, and service before choosing your building.

Floor and outlook

Check exposure, sightlines, window area, privacy, and planned construction in the view corridor.

Service and monthly cost

Separate the services you will use from the fees, taxes, parking charges, and future capital needs you will carry.

Inventory in the building

Measure the number and similarity of competing units, developer terms where relevant, and each residence's resale history.

Millennium Tower rising above Downtown Boston — Millennium Tower photograph: Jhern668 · CC BY-SA 4.0

One Franklin Street.
Many different views.

Start at the entrance, then stand at the windows. Floor, exposure, and the homes for sale in the same tower can change the choice. Compare a residence with homes sharing its plan, outlook and condition.

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45 recorded sales.
$4,125,000 median.

$3,000,000+ condominium sales across Downtown, Financial District and West End, trailing 12 months. Recorded sales for the 12 months ending October 15, 2026. Asking inventory covers participating brokerages as of October 17, 2026.

45Recorded condo sales

$4,125,000Median closed price

$2,134Median closed / SF

28October 17 $3,000,000+ asks

Condominium sales at $3,000,000 or more, October 15, 2025–October 15, 2026. Homes offered for sale are reported separately, as of October 17, 2026, and cover participating brokerages.

Choose the setting. Then compare the actual homes.

Downtown Crossing and Franklin Street

Choose the connection between a full-service tower, the surrounding shops and the Common. At Millennium Tower, the actual line, outlook and floor plan matter as much as the address.

Theatre District and Avery Street

Compare Millennium Place and the Ritz-Carlton residences for the mix of service, shared spaces and the route you will use for an evening out. Confirm the actual residence’s current services and costs.

Bulfinch Crossing and the West End

The Sudbury places its condominium homes high above the West End. Test the entrance, your route to Beacon Hill or the North End, and the view from the rooms you will use.

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Buying a home

Build a useful shortlist, compare the full ownership picture, then prepare the offer, documents and closing with the same team.

Selling a home

A Downtown campaign should show the outlook from the actual home, its room sequence and the arrival from the street. Explain how its service arrangement, carrying costs and plan compare with the tower and nearby alternatives.

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Boston neighborhood?

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We will compare the exact residence, the building, and the current alternatives before giving you a recommendation.

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