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My name is John A Keith. I am a real estate broker in Boston. Along with my team of agents, I help buyers and sellers of homes throughout Boston, including the South End, Back Bay, and Beacon Hill neighborhoods. |
Boston Homes has a feature story on Tom Brady’s property at 310 Beacon Street.
There are two condominiums for sale in the building, at $3.99 million and $4.59 million. The star quarterback will hold onto his penthouse home, at least for the time-being.
In a related story, Mr Brady’s gal-pal Gisele Bundchen listed her Manhattan home [...]
The most popular activity on my site appears to be searching through our local Multiple Listing Service (MLS). Usually, 30-40 people a day do searches using this tool, which can be found in the right-hand column of this page.
What I’ve always been confused about is, why do people use it?
The “public” MLS search only [...]
The following information is from the local MLS database, as of September 29, 2007, compared to (September 22, 2007).
Total # of condos for sale in the city of Boston: 2,469 (2,445)
Average # of days on market: 124 (124)
Median price of all condos for sale in the city of Boston: $385,000 ($379,900)
Average price of all condos [...]
Twenty of your neighbors lost their homes to foreclosure this week, in the city of Boston.
Address, mortgage date, loan amount, property/loan details
347 Border St, East Boston, 2005, $396,000, three-family property purchased for $555,000, original loan was $111,000, refinanced at least once.
2-4 Ogden St, #2, Dorchester, 2006, 293,679.35, condominium, two loans taken out for total of [...]
Local blogger-extraordinaire Adam Gaffin takes issue with a recent Globe story on the “flaming manholes” of the North End.
I can’t get some marvelous reportage in the Globe the other day out of my head. In his story about the North End’s flaming manholes of death, reporter Michael Naughton brilliantly described the area: [...]
So, let me see if I’ve got this right.
The US economy was seen as being in trouble. Investors were fleeing the stock market and turning to safer investments such as US Treasury notes & bonds.
Investors were worried because of the “credit crunch” that was gripping the markets, caused by the “subprime lending crisis” hitting [...]
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