CRES Stats Report | Week Ending August 12 Featured
Did you know Boylston St. is named after Mr. Ward Boylston (he grew up in JP). Boylston Street was originally known as Frogg Lane! Sitting mid-block between A & B […]
CRES Stats Report | Week Ending July 29 Featured
REAL ESTATE HISTORY: The Southwest Corridor Park: In the 1950’s and 1960’s, plans were developed for a 12-lane highway between Boston and Rte. 128 (thru Hyde Park, JP, South End) and on into […]
CRES Stats Report | Week Ending July 15 Featured
REAL ESTATE HISTORY: When the Back Bay street names (going west from the Public Garden) were assigned in the mid 1800’s, a hidden codewas placed in those names. Artistically, the names […]
CRES Stats Report | Week Ending July 2 Featured
REAL ESTATE HISTORY: One Boston Place One Boston Place (aka 201 Washington Street) is an 825ksf office building overlooking the Old State House, the original colonial state capitol building. Constructed in […]
CRES Stats Report | Week Ending June 17 Featured
REAL ESTATE HISTORY: Original Rowes Wharf (1960) & today’s building Built in 1987 by The Beacon Companies, in a neighborhood formerly called the “South Battery” since 1764. John Rowe purchased the […]
CRES Stats Report | Week Ending June 3 Featured
REAL ESTATE HISTORY: The Pine Street Inn’s 444 Harrison Ave. completed in 1894 & designed by Edmund March Wheelwright was created in the style of Florence’s Palazzo Vecchio. The building originated as the […]
CRES Stats Report | Week Ending May 20 Featured
REAL ESTATE HISTORY: Completed in 1964, the Prudential Center is a 52 story 1.2MM SF building constructed by Prudential Insurance to essentially advertise the company (and with tax breaks from the […]
CRES Stats Report | Week Ending May 6 Featured
REAL ESTATE HISTORY: The John B. Hynes Memorial Convention Center (900 Boylston Street) named after the former Mayor was in completed in 1988 & designed by Kallmann, McKinnel & Wood; it […]
