Fantastic Newton Highlands location for 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath Colonial. Large deck and back yard surrounded by a beautifully cared for garden. $749,000
JUST SOLD! 142 Winchester Street, Newton
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JUST LISTED! 17 CARLETON STREET REAR, NEWTON CORNER
Nestled away from the street on a .18 acre level lot sits a 4 bedroom, 2 bath Colonial with a farmers porch and a side deck. Terrific opportunity for a new family or investor. In desirable Newton Corner location. Multi family MR2 Zoning. Easy access to transportation, the express bus, and highways. Listed exclusively by Susan Mahlowitz Mammola for $799,000.
Sold by Susan at The Towers!
As a result of 35 years in the business, I have a sophisticated knowledge of the market, trends and the nuances of the business as well as pulse on marketing and negotiating. I strive to provide an outstanding client buying, selling, or investing. I have enjoyed great success selling condominiums at our home, The Towers of Chestnut Hill. I look forward to hearing from you for any of your real estate needs.
JUST SOLD BY SUSAN!
Just Sold! 45 Franclaire Drive, Boston – Thrilled for my happy buyers on their new home purchase!
Under Agreement!
45 Franclaire Drive, West Roxbury – Lovely Colonial with modern kitchen, gleaming hardwood floors, and inviting living room with fireplace. Finished basement and garage parking. Moments from Bellevue Hill Park and Turtle Pond Reservation area. Thrilled for my buyers!
Happy Holidays!
Wishing you a very Happy Holiday season and a peaceful and prosperous New Year!
The Statistics are in for Newton!
The latest statistics for single family homes in Newton are here! The average sale price is $1.62M in October 2018 with 45 days on market. Click here for the full report.
Amazon HQ2 in Boston?
As Amazon HQ2 decision nears, here’s how Boston stacks up vs. other finalists
E-commerce giant expected to pick a spot for its second headquarters before new year’s
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E-commerce hegemon Amazon is expected to pick a location for its second headquarters before the end of 2018. That means the decision could come at any time during the next 10 weeks.
Boston is one of the 20 finalists that Amazon selected at the start of year. Selection for the winning spot would mean 50,000 new jobs and $5 billion in capital spending from the e-retailer.
Since even before the January announcement of finalists, Boston has been one of the favorites to land Amazon HQ2—though such a milestone would not come without serious headaches.
Take the 50,000 new jobs. Many of those would come via new arrivals to a region where decent housing is already incredibly expensive, its aging roads and bridges are already clogged, and the mass transit system … well, it’s got its challenges.
Now, as the decision looms, Boston remains one of the favorites. Tech news site Recode (which is owned by Vox Media, which owns Curbed) is out with a breakdown on the 20 finalists, and Boston still holds up pretty well.
The city looks particularly competitive in terms of the cost of top-shelf commercial real estate and of the stable of technology talent. The commute time to Logan Airport—Amazon wants its HQ2 workers near an international hub—also stacks up well against commute times in other cities (though the 17 minutes from downtown to Logan might be under the most ideal of conditions).
Still, does the city and the surrounding region really need this? Boston is already booming, and not coping with the boom all that well. What’d you think?
Under Agreement!
1666 Commonwealth Ave U:6, Brighton – Ideal investor unit in Brighton Center!
Sold by Susan!
Another sale by Susan! 39 Mt. Hood Unit #12, Recently renovated 2BR/1BA penthouse, corner investor unit in Brighton with a private balcony.
Sold to my buyer for $465,000.
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