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Ranco and DeAngelo of Hammond Residential Real Estate handle $3.32 million sale of 7 Columbus Sq.

7 Columbus Square - Boston, MA 7 Columbus Square - Boston, MA

Boston, MA According to Dave Stenberg, Boston regional manager of Hammond Residential Real Estate, with offices in the Back Bay/Beacon Hill, South End, and Charlestown, the team of John Ranco and Joe DeAngelo brokered both transaction sides in connection with the $3.32 million sale of 7 Columbus Sq. in the city’s South End neighborhood. The five story Row House, circa 1900, is located across from historic Harriet Tubman Sq.

Featuring 4,240 s/f of living space, 7 Columbus Sq., is a four-family building featuring an owner’s penthouse duplex, two one-bedroom floor-through units, and a studio residence; the building is comprised of 15 total rooms, including six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and one half-bathroom. 

Architectural details and amenities such as high ceilings, marble fireplaces, and woodwork can be found throughout the building, which also features an exterior balcony and deck.

Stenberg said, “The sale of 7 Columbus Sq. represents a tremendous opportunity for development into multiple condominium units or a single family residence in the heart of the vibrant South End, with its numerous restaurant, retail, and transportation amenities. We congratulate John and Joe on their involvement in this notable transaction.”

Ranco and DeAngelo firmly believe that the critical elements of their business partnership include: integrity, in-depth community and market knowledge, strategic marketing, effective negotiation skills, and a high-quality professional network.

They have a combined real estate experience of over 30 years, and professional sales achievements which rank them in the top 1% of sales agents in their market. In just over two years, the team has participated in 116 closed transactions, totaling $100,000,000.00 in sales volume.

Hammond Residential is headquartered in Chestnut Hill, and has three Boston locations and fifteen suburban branch offices. The company reports over $2 billion in sales volume annually, ranking in sales volume among the top 500 firms in the United States, and as the sixth-highest in mean average sales price and the ninth-highest in sales volume per sales associate in the United States. Hammond is well-known as the publisher of the region’s finest magazines featuring local properties for sale.

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