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16 January
2023
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2023: INTRODUCING OUR ANNUAL REPORT | By Rachel Bakish

Thank you for your interest in our fifth annual “Boston Luxury Real Estate Review.”

2022 was very much a tale of two halves. The first half followed the trend from 2021 which was a robust and high flying urban real estate market. The second half of the year, without mincing words, took a hit. The rapidly rising rate environment changed the outlook for buyers while shaking the confidence of sellers who may have only barely missed top of market pricing in the first quarter of the year. We hope you’ll learn something in the following pages that you could not have otherwise deciphered anywhere else on the planet! We’re aware there are no shortage of places to find statistics on this market but the following pages present Boston’s residential real estate market from $2M and up, exclusively. In other words, we ignore all sales under $2M for the purpose of offering an exhaustive focus on the true luxury Boston real estate market.

This report equips high end consumers with digestible data from each hyperlocal pocket of Boston proper. While it’s not a perfect analog for lower priced sales data (or the overall Boston market), there are still valuable takeaways for those consumers who are shopping at lesser price points. Dig into these pages to learn where the volume and velocity in our market are happening today and what we might expect in the year ahead.


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2023: Boston Market $2M+ Real Estate Report


We are a boutique real estate agency that takes immense pride in sourcing and analyzing the data that drives our market. We believe that when real estate consumers are presented with a complete and robust spread of data, in conjunction with awareness of their personal style and preferences, decisions on buying and selling can be reached with the most confidence. Thus, we labor to create a report that is not otherwise available: a detailed view of the micro neighborhoods that form the lovable composition which is downtown Boston.

As always, we welcome your feedback and inquiries.