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Buying a homein Downtown Boston.

Downtown living puts restaurants, theatres and Boston Common close to home. Explore residences with different views, layouts and levels of service. Lindsey and Derek will help you choose the home and daily routine that suit you.

What to check
on a Downtown tour.

At each building, check the street and arrival, the exact residence, and the full cost of ownership.

Walk the block and lobby

See the surrounding streets, the entrance, the service desk and the route you would use every day.

Tour the actual residence

Stand at the windows, move between rooms, and check light, ceiling height, storage and useful space.

Confirm costs and rules

Review fees, taxes, parking, services, building rules and competing homes before deciding what the asking price buys.

Compare two
Downtown homes.

Put two actual residences beside each other. The math makes the asking and monthly-cost gaps visible; the floor, view, service, condition, and rights still need a tour and documents.

Home A

Home B

Home A

Asking / SF
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Fee + tax + parking / month
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Home B

Asking / SF
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Fee + tax + parking / month
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Enter figures for both homes to see the differences.

Use current unit disclosures. Monthly total excludes mortgage, insurance, utilities, assessments, closing costs and any unentered charges. The figures stay in this browser; this tool does not save or send them.

Your private
shortlist.

Tell us which buildings and residence features matter to you. We will prepare a current shortlist and a side-by-side comparison for your first visits.

Browse available homes in Find Homes. Before a showing, we confirm the current price, availability and details of the exact residence.

Ask for a current shortlist