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Market Update - Summer 2010

 

 

The Summer Market Has Proven To Be Very Strong!

 

Now there is no doubt that Downtown Boston's Historic Neighborhoods did in fact make history as being one of the most resilient real estate markets in the country! Although the gross number of transactions for the past 24 months were down 25-40% compared to 2008 (depending upon the neighborhood), the second quarter of 2010 proved to be very brisk and once again prices have remained stable! Be your own judge and review the Year End Sales Data provided by LINKBoston.com. In my humble opinion there are several reasons why this market has faired better than most:

 

  • owner occupancy rates are currently hovering at ±75% with well healed property owners
  • no significant increase in high paying job losses in and around metropolitan Boston
  • the world of academia, medicine and a conservative financial market further insulate this market
  • no significant increase in foreclosure rates in downtown Boston's residential real estate market
  • sub-prime lending was not a real factor in downtown Boston's residential real estate market
  • the historical society will not allow buildings to be demolished for new construction projects
  • no abandoned new construction projects adding pressure to the inventories with unsold units

 

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