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Posted: March 15, 2024
C. Talanian Realty Co., Inc. brokers $9.7 million
sale of 121 Newbury St.
Boston, MA C. Talanian Realty Co., Inc. (CTR) negotiated the sale of 121 Newbury St. in the city’s Back Bay area. The sale, executed by CTR on behalf of the property owner, reached a sum of $9.7 million, reflecting the appeal and value of this mixed-use building.
Having 3,821 s/f of space, 121 Newbury comprises a mix of retail, residential, and parking amenities, making it a prime investment opportunity in the Back Bay district.
CTR’s involvement in the management and leasing of the property for over three decades underscores their deep-rooted commitment to client success and property stewardship.
Established since 1932, CTR has solidified its position as a leading real estate service provider, consistently delivering exceptional results and setting industry benchmarks in the Back Bay area and beyond.
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