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Open 10/25 11AM-12:30PM$899,000
4 Beds2.5 Baths2,919 SqFt45 Braeburn Rd, Boston, MA 02136
Single Family Home
Listed by Tyler Smith of Real Broker MA, LLC
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Open 10/25 11AM-12:30PM$899,000
4 Beds2.5 Baths2,919 SqFt45 Braeburn Rd #45, Boston, MA 02136
Condo
Listed by Tyler Smith of Real Broker MA, LLC
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Active$799,900
3 Beds1 Bath1,363 SqFt463 E 6th St, Boston, MA 02127
Single Family Home
Listed by Tyler Smith of Real Broker MA, LLC
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12 Washington St #3, Boston, MA 02129
$599,000 $599,000
Condo
Listed by Tyler Smith of Real Broker MA, LLC
115 Grove St #1, Boston, MA 02132
$370,000 $383,000
Condo
Listed by Vena Priestly of Rise Signature Homes
7 Warren #6, Boston, MA 02116
$1,975,000 $2,150,000
Condo
Listed by Steph Crawford Group of Real Broker MA, LLC
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Boston at a Glance
Boston is a city of neighborhoods, and every one of them is its own market. Charlestown has the gaslights and the Navy Yard. South Boston mixes triple-deckers with new condo buildings street by street. Jamaica Plain wraps around the pond and the Arnold Arboretum. Roslindale has its square and its village feel, West Roxbury its leafy residential streets, and Dorchester, the city's largest neighborhood, holds everything from Victorian single-families in Ashmont to the mill conversions of Lower Mills.
Beacon & Bond Group works across the neighborhoods south and west of downtown, where most of our buyers are trading up, buying a first condo, or moving between a city home and the suburbs we serve in Milton, Dedham, and Brookline.
Buying and Selling in Boston
Two things decide many Boston deals before negotiations even start. The first is condo financing: a large share of Boston's homes are condos, and new financing rules mean a building's reserves, insurance, and owner-occupancy can affect your loan. Our guide to the new condo financing rules explains what to check before you fall for a unit. The second is the jumbo loan line: Boston prices push many buyers up against it, and which side of it you land on changes your options. Our 2026 guide shows where the limit falls.
Boston's housing stock also rewards a careful eye. Triple-deckers, brownstones, and mill conversions can hide unpermitted work from decades of owners, which can affect insurance, financing, and resale. Our guide covers what to ask. Beacon & Bond Group helps you master every move in Boston, neighborhood by neighborhood.
Boston Questions We Hear
Q: Which Boston neighborhoods do you work in most?
A: Dorchester, Jamaica Plain, Roslindale, West Roxbury, South Boston, and Charlestown make up most of our Boston work, along with the suburbs we cover in Milton, Dedham, Needham, Newton, and Brookline.
Q: What is the biggest surprise for first-time Boston buyers?
A: That the building matters as much as the unit. Condo financing rules, building reserves, and the jumbo loan limit can all change what you can buy, which is why we check them before the search, not after.
Q: Do Boston homes have unpermitted work?
A: Some do, especially homes that have passed through many owners. Unpermitted work can affect insurance, financing, and resale, so it is worth knowing what to look for before you buy. Our guide walks through it.
Thinking about a move in Boston? Talk to Tyler Smith at Beacon & Bond Group, 617-362-4429.
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