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(Photo of 107 South Street, MLS listing below courtesy of Maxwell Associates) 

There were 36 new Boston MLS listings to hit the market this week. Here are a few of our picks! (Order: from lowest price to highest)

$290,000 - 790 East Fourth Street - 1Bed 1 Bath - South Boston

$369,000 - 59 P Street - 2 Bed 1 Bath PH - South Boston

$412,000 - 66 Chandler Street - 1 Bed 1 Bath - South End

$495,000 - 4 Bunker Hill Ct - 2 Bed 1 Bath - Charlestown

$570,000 - 111 Beach Street - 1 Bed 1 Bath Loft - Leather District

$649,000 - 390 Commonwealth Ave - 2 Bed 1 Bath - Back Bay

$899,000 - 107 South Street - 1 Bed 2 Bath - Leather District

$1,895,000 - 197 8th Street - 2 Bed 2 Bath PH - Charlestown Navy Yard

Interested in any of these MLS listings - give us a call and we will be glad to set up an showing for you!

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Happy Tuesday

This weekend was nuts! Open Houses over flowing….spring market has finally arrived (in full effect). See what a little sunshine can do.

To get an early jump start on the week here are some “NEW” listings to hit the market here the last day or so… aka Hot New Boston Condos off the press!

From the cheap - to the not-so-cheap…

Price: $289,900 1 Hull Street Court Unit # 2

Price: $319,000 47 Harvard St. Unit # A208

Price: $345,000 393 Marlborough St Unit # 2

Price: $410,000 300 Commercial St Unit # 412

Price: $559,000 70-72 Northampton Street Unit # 105

Price: $750,000 Ritz Carlton 3 Avery Unit # 606

Price: $965,500 285 Columbus Lofts Unit # 407

Price: $1,950,000 129 Mt Verson Street Unit # 1

Price: $5,250,000 330 Beacon Unit # 106

Updated photos from the all new condo development in the Charlestown Navy Yard - Harborview at the Navy Yard. Developed by Trammel Crow Company out of Texas, the 11 stories & 224 unit Harborview at the Navy Yard is almost ready for occupancy!

HarborView at the Navy Yard is a brand new luxury waterfront condominium. Take a fresh look at HarborView at the Navy Yard. This is waterfront living in Boston with a new perspective. A place filled with history and all the benefits of urban living, but removed just enough so you can savor a quiet, secluded moment. Enjoy spectacular city views, with sailboats slipping past to the rhythm of the waves. This is Boston as you’ve never seen it before. This is HarborView at the Navy Yard.

FINAL PHASE NOW SELLING! Located within the Charlestown Navy Yard, Parris Landing, originally known simply as building 42, was constructed for and used as a nautical machine shop. Upon closing of the active Navy Yard, Parris Landing was then thereafter converted to residential rental units under Boston’s historic preservation guidelines. In late 2004, the property was purchased by Carlyle CQ Boston, re-named Parris Landing in honor of renowned 19th century architect Alexander Parris, designer of numerous buildings in and around Boston as well as the Navy Yard, and the transformation to residential condominiums began. Over the past several months, Parris Landing has been undergoing significant capital improvements in all areas of the property. Led by international design icon Philippe Starck and his London based firm Yoo by Starck, Parris Landing combines unique historical architecture with 20th century innovative design.

Harborview at the Navy Yard is going up so fast, most of us can not keep up with it. This new development in the Charlestown Navy Yard sits right on the waters edge with its own touch and go dock in Boston Harbor. Their will be 224 units in all 11 stories and some ground floor retail space for the ever popular Charlestown Navy Yard.

Harborview at the Navy yard price points start in the $300’s and go well beyond $1M. A must see if you are looking for a new home on the Boston Waterfront that is close to the city, but not necessarily in the city.