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Once lost between the Financial District and the Boston Common, this emerging neighborhood is making its presence known in a major way. Full service living was not always an idea that was embraced in Boston. There was a time, not long ago, when Midtown’s housing inventory could be counted by the tens. However, with its centrality, public transportation infrastructure and luxury amenities, Midtown’s residential emergence was seemingly as inevitable as any in Boston.

With its centrality, public transportation infrastructure and luxury amenities, this area’s emergence was seemingly as inevitable as any in Boston. Comprehensively, it’s an extensive area that includes Downtown Crossing (DTX), Financial District and the Theater District among other less “luxurious” residential communities like the Leather District or even the tiny sub-sub neighborhood known as the Ladder District.|Downtown Crossing is now home to the most concentrated stock of Full Service buildings. This craze began with the Ritz Carlton Residences which came out of the ground at the corner of Washington and Avery Streets in 2002 with over 200 condominium units. Since then, the following buildings have been built:
Future years promise additional high rise construction and a growing number of retail and dining options catering to the residents and professionals in the area.

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Total sales volume above $2M reached $238,742,988 in 2025, up 5% from 2024. This volume was spread across 68 total sales. Average pricing across Midtown landed at $1,825 per square foot, reflecting a healthy blend of premium pricing in newer construction alongside resale inventory that has a difficult time competing with unoccupied newer product.

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