SOLD FOR $2,000,000 (off-market sale) Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 3 Living area: 1,908 SF +/- Parking: one garage space Condo fee: $1,923 2021 taxes: $22,731 (does not reflect residential exemption) #DowntownCrossing #Boston #DowntownBoston #BostonRealEstate #condoforsaleinBoston #BostonMAcondos

SOLD FOR $675,000 Not your average East Boston condo! This gorgeous home was thoughtfully renovated in 2016, honoring the architectural character of the circa-1866 exterior, while redesigning the interior to suit modern living. The upper-level duplex features an open layout living/dining/kitchen, half bath and bedroom/office on the main level, with the primary en suite bedroom as well as a second bed and bath (with en suite option) upstairs. Perks include high-end finishes, c

SOLD FOR $650,000 You’ll love coming home to 336 Saratoga – your sanctuary in the city! Carved out of a circa-1926 brick church, this unique loft-style condo features a spacious flexible floorplan spread over three levels – an open first floor living/dining/kitchen with soaring ceilings and a half bath, an upper level bed/bath suite open to below that makes either a great master or an ideal workspace, and a lower level with two additional bedrooms, another full bath, in-unit

The following *great* explanation of this frequent issue in condo purchasing comes courtesy of Jono Sexton of Blue Hills Bank… it covers what banks look for in a condo, in what situations the guidelines matter most, and what can be done in the worst case scenarios. When financing a condominium, as a bank we hope we can use a LIMITED PROJECT REVIEW (aka ‘limited’, or , ‘LPR’) for the condo approval. That means that most of the normal condo guidelines do not apply. LPR is only