According to its new website, Millennium Tower in Boston's Downtown Crossing will commence sales in the autumn of 2014.

Click here for more information on Boston's newest luxury development designed to deliver a high-end urban residential experience. 

1. 306 Dartmouth Street, Boston: $14.5 million*
2. 43 Church St., Falmouth: $11.7 million
3. 5 Willow Rd., Weston: $10 million
4. 130 Commonwealth Ave., Boston: $9.5 million*
5. 78 Beacon St., Boston: $9.3 million
6. 143 Bayberry Way, Osterville: $8 million
7. 47 Sunset Point, Barnstable: $7.65 million
8. 18 Marlborough St., Boston: $7.6 million*
9. 1014 Boylston St., Brookline: $7
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40 Commonwealth Avenue, Back Bay

An early Victorian structure built in 1862, 40 Commonwealth Avenue in Boston's Back Bay was once was called home by John Revere, treasurer and later president of Revere Copper, a firm started by Paul Revere himself in 1801. Number 40 was then acquired by The College Club in 1905 and refurbished to contain an [...]

74 Beacon Street, also known as the Asher Benjamin Mansion, is one of the most exquisite single family homes for sale in Boston.

"The 8,450-square-foot townhouse at 74 Beacon St. overlooks the Public Garden and features six bedrooms, six baths, three powder rooms, eight fireplaces, an elevator and a rooftop heated pool. There are also two decks, a garden, media room, wood-paneled library, home gym, wine cellar with cigar humidor, deeded parking and a Brimmer Street garage space."

Read more about Boston Business Journal's Home of the Week.

"'Tis not the sort of weather during which to pine for choice outdoor space. But the three-and-a-half-story townhouse at 10 West Cedar Street in Beacon Hill certainly has some. Its patio and garden are reachable through French doors and contain one of the neighborhood's few remaining gas lamps. Inside, there are four bedrooms; three and a half bathrooms; a formal dining room; a library off the master suite; a wet bar; a finished sub-basement; and a chef's kitchen. There are also seven fireplaces." 

From Curbed Boston

"Boston is in the middle of a historic residential building boom -- but where are the condos?

Tracy Campion, owner of Campion and Company, a Boston luxury residential brokerage, said inventory in the city is dramatically low.

"Many buyers come to town and we don't have enough products for them to buy," she said.

Boston's condo inventory is down to anemic levels with only 617 condominium units on the market for sale, according to MLS PIN. The last time the Hub went below 1,000 available condominiums for sale was in the 1990s."

Read the full article "New Condos Scarce in Midst of Boston Boom" from Boston Herald.

An ideal family home on the most sought-after block of West Cedar Street, this classic brick rowhouse designed by Asher Benjamin 1827 "is quintessential Beacon Hill."

"This meticulously renovated Beacon Hill townhouse features 21st century amenities without detracting from its 19th century architectural details, including seven fireplaces. Its tiered landscaped rear courtyard is wonderful outdoor space.

Features of the home: Classic Beacon Hill brick townhouse with high ceilings, crown molding and seven fireplaces; gourmet kitchen and breakfast room, plus media center, on garden level; formal dining room and living room on next floor; master bedroom and library and two additional bedrooms on upper floors, plus fourth-floor bonus room; updated marble baths; outdoor patio and garden courtyard; finished cellar with full laundry and storage; new air conditioning and water boiler, alarm and sound systems."

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