We are pleased to report 2022 was another record breaking year for Campion and Company. Campion and Company closed over $613,000,000 in MLS-listed residential real estate in Boston and the surrounding towns and over $237,000,000 in non-MLS transactions. Campion and Company also finished the year with the top market share in the city for condominiums and single-family homes priced above $2,000,000, as well as for all properties priced above $2,500 per square foot. We look forward to many more successful collaborations with buyers, sellers and developers in 2022!

Campion and Company is proud to announce that it participated in 7 of the 10 highest priced sales in Boston in 2021 (including each of the top 3) proof positive that our knowledge and experience in the high-end luxury market is unrivaled. We look forward to serving all of our clients with the same level of care and expertise in 2022! 

This snapshot provides average asking prices per square foot in 13 Boston neighborhoods. The prices listed are for 2018 sales, below which are the percent changes from the previous [...]

Here we will take a closer look at first quarter sales activity in the following neighborhoods: Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Fenway, Midtown, North End, Seaport, South End, Waterfront, West End. Select neighborhoods are reporting record prices, both in terms of selling prices and prices per square foot (largely achieved by the delivery of [...]

This snapshot provides average asking prices per square foot in 13 Boston neighborhoods. The prices listed are for the first quarter of 2018, below which are the percent changes from the same period last year. 

For the neighborhoods in this analysis—which does not include all of the neighborhoods of Boston—the overall price range for the city through the first 3 months of 2018 ranges from $510 per square foot in East Boston to $1,528 per square foot in Beacon Hill, where boutique luxury developments have just been completed and are setting records in the neighborhood.

Because Boston's product is very limited, individual buildings can have a large effect on price per square foot statistics. In addition to boutique luxury developments driving numbers in Beacon Hill, the delivery of units at Fifty Liberty in the Seaport has helped to raise average pricing there over 100% from last year's first quarter.

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Boston’s 10 most expensive condominium sales of 2018's First Quarter

The city's top condominium sales are spread throughout five neighborhoods and represent a mix of boutique and full-service homes. All properties except Penthouse 2A at the Ritz Carlton and Unit 4 at 301 Berkeley Street are either brand new construction, or were recently [...]

Back Bay remains one of Boston's most desirable residential neighborhoods, as evidenced by the number of transactions that take place at or above a property's asking price.

On average in Back Bay during 2017....

• All studios traded 2.3% above asking price
• All 1-bed condos traded 0.5% above asking price
• All 2-bed condos traded 0.5% below asking
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Boston’s 10 most expensive condominium sales of 2017

The city's top condominium sales are concentrated within Back Bay, Beacon Hill and Midtown and represent a mix of boutique and full-service homes. All properties except the sale at 25-27 Commonwealth Avenue are either brand new construction, or were recently built within the last few [...]

Boston’s 10 most expensive townhouse and single-family sales of 2017

Back Bay, Beacon Hill and South End contain the city's top townhouse and single-family sales. Properties marked with an asterisk (*) represent sales for which Campion and Company represented the Seller and/or Buyer. 

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This snapshot provides average asking prices per square foot in 13 Boston neighborhoods. The prices listed are for the first three quarters of 2017, below which are the percent changes from the same period last year. 

For the neighborhoods in this analysis—which does not include all of the neighborhoods of Boston—the overall price range for the city through September ranges from $488 per square foot in East Boston to $1,219 per square foot in Midtown. Because Boston's product is very limited, individual buildings can have a large effect on price per square foot statistics. In West End, for example, the delivery of units at Forecaster 121 has helped to raise average pricing there over 22%.

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