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Adam Geragosian, in affiliation with Gibson Sotheby's International Realty, has become your source for local Real Estate knowledge in the Boston area. Adam has developed a strong rapport with his clients and has become a top-producer at Gibson Sotheby's. To see for your self please review the testimonials section. It is his goal to provide you with the best service possible. Adam's primary business revolves around the selling of Condominiums, Single-Family's, Multi-family's, Commericial Property and City Rentals. He services all of Massachusetts and Boston including but not limited to Charlestown, Beacon Hill, Back Bay, South End, South Boston, Waterfront, Cambridge; etc. Whether you are a first time home buyer or a seasoned investor... Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or inquiries regarding real estate! 

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6 Brook Street
Weston, MA

UNDER CONTRACT!  Gorgeous Single Family home in Weston.  Completely renovated.  4 bed, 3 bath, 2 car garage. Incredible detail throughout ($1,045,000 - asking price)

96 Warren Street
Charlestown, MA

JUST SOLD! Rare 3 Bed/2.5 Bath Townhome w/ 2 Car Garage Parking. Huge patio, granite kitchen, Master Suite, deck, wood fireplace. ($855,000)

 

50 Chappie St U:1
Charlestown, MA

UNDER CONTRACT -- Brand new 2 bed/1 bath condo with high end finishes.  Hdwd throughout, jacuzzi tub, bosch appliances, private patio. ($339,000 - asking price)

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Real Estate — Value in the Burbs


Housing in small cities is likely to be hot in 2012. Once again, Jed Kolko, the chief economist at Trulia.com expressed his opinion about places such as Boston, San Jose, Austin/Houston, and Rochester in upstate New York and how they are some of the smaller cities that will out-do the rest of the country in real estate.

The western suburbs of Boston, in particular locations such as Cambridge, Newton, Weston, Wellesley, Lexington and even Framingham and the northern suburbs like Burlington, Winchester, Andover are all going to fair well. This is largely due to their strong job markets and the biotech and high-tech firms that are booming and constructing far more office and research space. Vacant office locations are highly diminishing, down to now 13 percent in the town of Waltham, as an example. We will see if this continued attraction for companies to flock to the Greater Boston area and develop our suburbs has what is predicted to be a significant positive influence on the real estate market in this new year.

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Real Estate — Innovation District


The much discussed ‘Innovation District’ is totally renovating the South Boston and Waterfront neighborhoods. The plan is for young, tech-savy individuals to come from the world-class universities in the area or from afar, all to settle down in this new neighborhood. It certainly is one that is destined to keep people in the area permanently, with roughly 90 new firms and some 1,700 or so units planning to set root.

Some of the developments soon to on the drawing board include:

Waterside Place – 236 apartments, 19-stories
Pier 4 – 357 apartments, 21-stories
Seaport Square – 750 apartments, 22-stories
411 D Street – 197 apartments, 2 buildings (one will be 5-stories, the other 6-stories)
319 A Street – 202 apartments, 20-stories

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Real Estate – Extending the Limits


If you were to go to an area with many outlet stores, how far outside of Boston do you think it is? 10 minutes, maybe 20? Both are incorrect. Surprising as it may seem, the closest outlet center is at least 45 minutes away in Wrentham, Massachusetts. Well, the town of Somerville, only 12 minutes away from Beantown just down Interstate 93 looks to change all of that. Especially with the recent economic troubles for many families, we are constantly looking for the best deals for classic brand names at accessible locations. Well, you will be happy to see the new developements taking place at Assembly Square.

Developed by Assembly Row, the proposed plan will cost upwards of $1.5 Billion dollars and is expected to get underway sometime in the new year. About 50 stores, many offices, a pair of 450 housing unit buildings with an additional third one to be designed (developed by AvalonBay Communities Inc.), a 12-screen movie theatre, a variety of restaurants, a new MBTA station and a completely new park perfect for outdoor concerts are all in the works. The Federal Realty Investment Trust began their involvement in this process 6 years ago. They are anticipating that the traditional mold will be broken which typically has seen such outlet stores clustered far outside of metropolitan areas. The increased competition with stores in Boston and the mass amount of consumers in the area will make this a desired location that will also increase value of real estate nearby.

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