Recent developments are reshaping the landscape of Boston's South Shore real estate.
Boston’s South Shore real estate is experiencing transformative changes with significant multifamily developments and rising home prices. Projects like Hall Street Flats are drawing attention, alongside increased interest from investors and potential residents. With new constructions on the horizon and a flourishing rental market, the area is quickly becoming an attractive destination for both living and commercial endeavors.
Boston’s South Shore is buzzing with activity as significant multifamily developments and residential listings reshape the local real estate landscape. A mix of ongoing projects and rising home prices is feeding a growing interest in this area, drawing both investors and future residents alike.
In the heart of Old East Dallas, Abington Properties is making headlines with the sale of Hall Street Flats, a sprawling 340-unit multifamily property located at 1800 North Hall Street. Currently, this property boasts an impressive 94% occupancy rate — no small feat in today’s housing market! It was constructed in 2016 by Mill Creek Residential, a notable Dallas-based builder.
Abington Properties originally acquired Hall Street Flats in 2020, financing the purchase with a hefty $34 million mortgage. Fast forward to now, and the appraised value of this property has skyrocketed from $52.8 million in 2019 to a staggering $74 million in 2024. A key reason for this surge is the impressive neighborhood, featuring a median household income of nearly $100,000 within a one-mile radius.
The Dallas-Fort Worth market has seen a whirlwind of activity lately, with nearly 40,000 new apartment units delivered in 2023. However, the rental landscape isn’t all sunshine. With vacancy rates hovering around 11%, the highest level in 20 years, rental prices have come under pressure. Industry experts believe that stabilization of rent growth is on the horizon, as the market clears out some of the backlog of apartments.
Alta Abington Station isn’t just about homes; it promises to deliver top-notch amenities including a refreshing swimming pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and even a dog park for furry residents. Wood Partners has built a strong position in the Greater Boston area over the last decade, demonstrating a knack for creating residences that folks can be proud to call home.
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