Comments on: Boston Says No Thanks to $15 Million Price Tag http://www.boston-condos-for-sale.com/2007/11/02/boston-trinity-place-15-million-penthouse-condo/ Exclusive Boston Condos & Real Estate Information Source Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:44:46 +0000 By: Boston Condo Guy http://www.boston-condos-for-sale.com/2007/11/02/boston-trinity-place-15-million-penthouse-condo/#comment-79 Boston Condo Guy Tue, 06 Nov 2007 15:54:42 +0000 http://www.boston-condos-for-sale.com/2007/11/02/boston-trinity-place-15-million-penthouse-condo/#comment-79 <p>Note in the following information the distinction between a condominium and a single-family listing.</p> <p>The most expensive condo or single-family home that sold (on March 30, 2007) in the Back Bay in the past year has been 25 commonwealth Avenue Unit 1, which sold for $8,250,000 (originally listed at $9,995,000).</p> <p>The most expensive Back Bay condo listing currently available is 51 Commonwealth Avenue Unit C-G, listed at $11,500,000. </p> <p>According to the Boston Assessor, a Herb Chambers owns 128 Commonwealth Avenue. This property is indeed currently on the market, and it is the most expensive single-family residence currently available in the Back Bay at $11,950,000 (this is after a significant price reduction from $14,950,000, which happened in July after the home was on the market for 6 months). </p> <p>51 Commonwealth Avenue Unit Penthouse 51, a condo, listed at $13,995,000, expired off the market back in November 2006 after being listed for over two years, with only a $500,000 price reduction.</p> Note in the following information the distinction between a condominium and a single-family listing.

The most expensive condo or single-family home that sold (on March 30, 2007) in the Back Bay in the past year has been 25 commonwealth Avenue Unit 1, which sold for $8,250,000 (originally listed at $9,995,000).

The most expensive Back Bay condo listing currently available is 51 Commonwealth Avenue Unit C-G, listed at $11,500,000.

According to the Boston Assessor, a Herb Chambers owns 128 Commonwealth Avenue. This property is indeed currently on the market, and it is the most expensive single-family residence currently available in the Back Bay at $11,950,000 (this is after a significant price reduction from $14,950,000, which happened in July after the home was on the market for 6 months).

51 Commonwealth Avenue Unit Penthouse 51, a condo, listed at $13,995,000, expired off the market back in November 2006 after being listed for over two years, with only a $500,000 price reduction.

]]> By: Jeremy http://www.boston-condos-for-sale.com/2007/11/02/boston-trinity-place-15-million-penthouse-condo/#comment-76 Jeremy Tue, 06 Nov 2007 00:45:38 +0000 http://www.boston-condos-for-sale.com/2007/11/02/boston-trinity-place-15-million-penthouse-condo/#comment-76 <p><p><p>A few months ago I read that there were two townhouses for sale on Comm. Ave; one owned by Herb Chambers and another right next door. I think those two properties were each listed for in excess of $15,000,000. Did they end up selling?</p> <p><p>A few months ago I read that there were two townhouses for sale on Comm. Ave; one owned by Herb Chambers and another right next door. I think those two properties were each listed for in excess of $15,000,000. Did they end up selling?

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