ApartmentR$1,799,500
Boston

817 homes and apartments for sale in Boston, United States.
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36 properties shown
ApartmentR$1,799,500
Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
Apartment$1,699,000
Boston
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Boston
Apartment$1,195,000
Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
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Boston
Apartment$749,000
Boston
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Boston
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Boston
Buyer's guide: Boston
Looking for property for sale in Boston? Our current listings show 817 homes, and the market is overwhelmingly condominium-led: 712 apartments against 62 houses. Asking prices are high by US standards, with a median of €1,027,177, so this is a market for buyers who value location, universities and hospitals over square footage.
The figures below come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad and are asking prices, converted to euros. They are not sale prices, and negotiation is normal in Massachusetts.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 817 |
| Median asking price | €1,027,177 |
| Middle 50% of prices (p25-p75) | €639,192 - €1,865,881 |
| Median price per m² | €10,695 |
| Median size | 107 m² |
Condos dominate, which suits the city's historic fabric of converted brownstones and mid-rise towers. Houses are scarce inside city limits and tend to sit at the top of the price range.
Two-bedroom homes are the largest group (306), followed by one-bedroom (196) and three-bedroom (155). There are 31 studios, and 43 homes each in the four-bedroom and five-plus bracket. If you plan to rent the unit out, the one- and two-bedroom stock is where student and young-professional demand sits.
Boston is compact and walkable, with the MBTA subway, commuter rail and Logan Airport making it easy to live here without a car. Back Bay and Beacon Hill are the classic prestige addresses with period architecture. The South End is known for Victorian rowhouses and restaurants, while the Seaport is the new-build waterfront district. Charlestown, Jamaica Plain and East Boston offer more space or lower prices, and East Boston is close to the airport.
Buyers are a mix of academics and medical professionals linked to Harvard, MIT and the hospital cluster, plus international investors parking capital in US dollars.
There is no general bar on foreign buyers of residential property in the US. In Massachusetts a real estate attorney normally handles the purchase and offer-to-closing usually takes around 30 to 60 days. Check condo association fees, reserve funds and any rental restrictions before bidding, because they can change your yield. Property tax is roughly 1% of assessed value a year (verify locally), and a non-resident mortgage typically needs a larger deposit than a domestic one. Our US financing guide and consultation page explain the details.
For wider context see the United States property overview, the apartment listings and the market analysis. Buyers comparing east-coast cities can also look at New York or Brooklyn.
Last updated 8 October 2026
On our listings it is among the pricier markets, with a median asking price of €1,027,177 and €10,695 per m². Only the top coastal cities come close.
Some US lenders offer foreign-national loans, usually with a deposit well above the domestic minimum. Rates and terms vary, so use the mortgage calculator to test scenarios.
Condos are 712 of 817 listings, so choice and liquidity are far better there. Houses are rarer and priced higher, but come without monthly association fees.
A typical closing in Massachusetts runs about one to two months after an accepted offer, depending on financing and inspections.
Yes. Parts of East Boston, Dorchester and Jamaica Plain tend to sit below the Back Bay and Seaport levels. Check current listings for the exact gap.