The new condominiums at 26 Alden Street are the most exciting new development in Provincetown.
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The new condominiums at 26 Alden Street are the most exciting new development in Provincetown.
This condo is one of our favorites at The 26 Alden Street Condominiums. #5 is an upper duplex on the north side of the building. This is a two bedroom two bath condo with 1,528 square feet. It has three bright exposures and seasonal peeks of the bay from the second floor windows and from the walk out roof deck.
We are proud and excited to announce a new construction project here in the heart of Provincetown. The 26 Alden Street Condominiums at The Grace Gouveia Building.
Construction has started and completion is scheduled for late fall.
For more information on the project and to request marketing material please click here to send us an email.
In the near West End at 149 Commercial Street #A2, is an 843 square foot beachfront charmer. This top floor condo is a very special slice of Provincetown and is on the market for $749,000.
$500,000 to $800,000 – the most popular “price point” in Provincetown.
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Boston Condo Record
A condo sold at the Four Seasons came close to hitting the $3,000 a square foot mark.
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Condos Sizzle
Condos haven’t sizzled like this since the crazy condo boom of the 1980s.
‘Tis a busy, busy time in the Boston condo market, what with lightning-fast sales and super-low inventory (two not-unrelated phenomena). But which are the busiest of the busiest condo buildings in the city? Thanks to the crackerjack research of our pals at PropertyShark, we can give you a very good idea. Herewith the 10 Boston condos with the most sales in 2013. Some of the usual suspects are here—Harbor Towers, the W Boston—but also a few surprises (and surprise omissions, we think:paging Millennium Place?). A couple of caveats: The 10 cover closed deals in calendar year 2013, and only deals of at least $10,00
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Condo Prices Shatter Record
Yes, condo prices are getting nutty again.
The median price of a condo in Massachusetts crossed the $300,000 threshold in January.