Realty office in Dorchester’s Savin Hill
What would you imagine are the Nations Top 10 hottest
neighborhoods for 2013? Of course this can be interpreted in a
variety of ways. Ever heard of the Starbucks test? It assumes that
if a Starbucks is set to move into a neighborhood, it is one that
rightfully has earned the distinction of being up-and-coming. Urban
experts at the Urban Institute, a Washington think tank, along with
24/7 Wall Street and with the help from Trulia came up with this
Top 10 list measuring the highest annual price changes by
percentage in large neighborhoods and cities all throughout the
Country. Essentially the higher the percent change, the more
‘up-and-coming’ an area is, although experts integrated other
factors into the rankings such as the neighborhoods median price
per square foot in 2012.
What was found were some locations that may have had poor
reputations in the past but are showing great potential in this
present day. Locations such as the Back Bay have often been
mentioned to having a very low inventory of properties currently on
the market yet a relentlessly high demand for individuals to buy
here. This has thus caused prices to hold at an extremely elevated
level. On the other hand, these up-and-coming locations are those
that have not quite met that corner in the World of real estate
yet, making them prime examples to make a solid investment
today.
So what made the list? It must be known that Dorchester within
Massachusetts was one of these praised citys, in at #5 with an 18%
change in housing prices since 2011. This brings us at Gibson
Sothebys International Realty great pride as one of our offices in Dorchesters Savin
Hill continues to perform awfully well. Dorchester truly is a
place for the future, and as we can see from the following numbers,
it along with these other areas have already started to realize
this blooming future.
1. South Park | L.A. Live > City: Los Angeles, Calif. >
Median price per foot, 2012: $476 > Percent change since 2011:
26%
2. Stonestown | Lake Merced > City: San Francisco, Calif.
> Median price per foot, 2012: $422 > Percent change since
2011: 9%
3. Lawton Park > City: Seattle, Wash. > Median price per
foot, 2012: $276 > Percent change since 2011: 14%
4. Crown Heights > City: New York, N.Y. > Median price per
foot, 2012: $272 > Percent change since 2011: 26%
5. Dorchester >
City: Boston, Mass. > Median price per foot, 2012: $205 >
Percent change since 2011: 18%
6. Historic Anacostia | Fort Stanton > City: Washington, D.C.
> Median price per foot, 2012: $132 > Percent change since
2011: 14%
7. Home Park > City: Atlanta, Ga. > Median price per foot,
2012: $131 > Percent change since 2011: 16%
8. East Mount Airy > City: Philadelphia, Pa. > Median
price per foot, 2012: $127 > Percent change since 2011: 12%
9 Northeast Dallas | White Rock > City: Dallas, Tex. >
Median price per foot, 2012: $77 > Percent change since 2011:
50%
10. Northside | Northline > City: Houston, Tex. > Median
price per foot, 2012: $69 > Percent change since 2011: 30%
For more information on the Dorchester real estate
market, please do not hesitate to contact any of our agents
there or pop in for a visit to learn more about this developing
market.
119 Savin Hill Avenue
Boston, MA 02125
Phone: 617.825.0800
Fax: 617.288.6367
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