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High-Rise Condo Living in Boston
Boston’s skyline is a blend of historic charm and modern innovation, and its growing collection of high-rise condos reflects its character. From full-service glass towers in the Seaport District to historic conversions in Back Bay, Boston offers a wide range of luxury residences for buyers seeking convenience, views, and city energy.
Why Choose a High-Rise Condo in Boston?
Condo living in Boston provides more than just a place to live—it’s an entire lifestyle. Many buildings feature concierge services, secure parking, resident lounges, and fitness centers, giving homeowners the comforts of a boutique hotel combined with the privacy of ownership. Enjoy the "lock and leave" lifestyle knowing your home is off the ground and secure while you're away.
- Unmatched views: Panoramas of the Charles River, Boston Harbor, and city skyline.
- Convenient lifestyle: Walk to restaurants, theaters, shopping, and transit hubs.
- Amenities: Rooftop terraces, gyms, pools, and 24-hour concierge services.
Popular Neighborhoods for Condo Living
Boston’s high-rise condo market is spread across several distinct neighborhoods, each with its own character:
- Back Bay: A mix of historic brownstones and luxury towers near Newbury Street and Copley Square.
- Seaport District: Sleek glass towers with waterfront views and cutting-edge design.
- Downtown: Modern buildings close to offices, dining, and historic attractions.
- South End: Trendy lofts, boutique buildings, and a vibrant dining scene.
Investing in Boston High-Rises
With strong demand from professionals, students, and international buyers, Boston’s condo market remains competitive. High-rises often appeal to those looking for a low-maintenance home with built-in amenities, strong security, and excellent walkability. Many towers also perform well as long-term investments given the city’s limited land supply and ongoing demand.
Boston's High-Rise Condo Building Guide
- 100 Shawmut – 100 Shawmut Ave · 13 floors · 138 units · Built 2020 - Stylish South End tower with modern amenities and skyline views.
- 180 Beacon – 180 Beacon St · 17 floors · 114 units · Built 1968 - Classic Back Bay building with Charles River views.
- 210 South Street – 210 South St · 11 floors · 54 units · Built 1919 - Converted leather district lofts with historic charm.
- 22 Liberty – 22 Liberty Dr · 14 floors · 109 units · Built 2015 - Seaport luxury living with waterfront views.
- 45 Province – 45 Province St · 31 floors · 109 units · Built 2009 - This is the premiere condominium address in Midtown.
- 50 Liberty – 50 Liberty Dr · 14 floors · 120 units · Built 2017 - Elegant Seaport tower with floor-to-ceiling glass.
- 55 India – 55 India St · 12 floors · 44 units · Built 2018 - Boutique residences in the Financial District.
- Carlton House – 2 Commonwealth Ave · 17 floors · 53 units · Built 1983 - Connected to the Taj Hotel, offering luxury Back Bay living.
- Channel Center Lofts – 25 Channel Center St · 13 floors · 76 units · Built 2004 - Loft-style residences in Boston’s Seaport District.
- Clarendon Back Bay – 400 Stuart St · 32 floors · Built 2009 - Sleek glass tower with luxury condos and amenities.
- Echelon Seaport – 133 Seaport Blvd · 21 floors · 447 units · Built 2019 - Major Seaport development with multiple towers and resort amenities.
- Four Seasons – 220 Boylston St · 12 floors · 94 units · Built 1985 - Iconic residences with hotel services overlooking the Public Garden.
- Grandview – 165 Tremont St · 18 floors · Built 2004 - Overlooks Boston Common with luxury finishes.
- Harbor Towers – 65 E India Row · 40 floors · Built 1971 - Twin towers on the waterfront offering panoramic harbor views.
- Hawthorne Place – 2 Hawthorne Pl · 16 floors · 480 units · Built 1964 - Large West End complex with spacious layouts.
- Heritage on the Garden – 300 Boylston St · 12 floors · Built 1988 - Prestigious residences facing the Public Garden.
- Intercontinental – 500 Atlantic Ave · 20 floors · 130 units · Built 2006 - Hotel-branded residences on the Fort Point Channel.
- Lovejoy Wharf – 100 Lovejoy Wharf · 17 floors · 142 units · Built 2018 - Modern tower with luxury condos on the waterfront.
- Macallen – 141 Dorchester Ave · 14 floors · Built 2007 - LEED-certified South Boston tower with eco-friendly design.
- Mandarin Oriental – 776 Boylston St · 13 floors · Built 2008 - Back Bay luxury residences with five-star hotel services.
- Millennium Place – 580 Washington St · 15 floors · 256 units · Built 2013 - Midtown tower offering contemporary city living.
- Millennium Residences – 240 Devonshire St · 53 floors · Built 2023 - A Millennium Partners signature address at Winthrop Center.
- Millennium Tower – 1 Franklin St · 56 floors · 450 units · Built 2016 - Iconic glass skyscraper in Downtown Crossing.
- One Charles – 1 Charles St · 4 floors · Built 2005 - Boutique luxury living steps from Boston Common.
- One Dalton – 1 Dalton St · 60 floors · 160 units · Built 2019 - Four Seasons private residences in Boston’s tallest residential tower.
- Parkside – 170 Tremont St · 18 floors · Built 1989 - Downtown condos overlooking Boston Common.
- Quinn – 380 Harrison Ave · 8 floors · 101 units · Built 2020 - New South End residences with upscale amenities.
- Raffles Residences – 430 Stuart St · 33 floors · 146 units · Built 2022 - Luxury branded residences with hotel amenities.
- Regatta Riverview – 8-12 Museum Way, Cambridge · 24 floors · Built 1998 - Cambridge towers with river and skyline views.
- Ritz-Carlton Boston – 2 Avery St · 35 floors · 132 units · Built 2001 - Five-star residences in the Theater District.
- Ritz-Carlton South Station – 682 Atlantic Ave · 51 floors · Built 2025 - Residences start at an elevation of over 450 feet offering sublime views.
- St Regis Residences – 150 Seaport Blvd · 22 floors · 114 units · Built 2022 - Prestigious waterfront living in the Seaport.
- Strada 234 – 234 Causeway St · 12 floors · Built 2004 - North End residences near the Garden.
- Tremont on the Common – 151 Tremont St · 26 floors · Built 1969 - Classic downtown high-rise overlooking Boston Common.
- Trinity Place – 1 Huntington Ave · 18 floors · Built 2000 - Luxury condos in the heart of Back Bay.
- W Boston – 110 Stuart St · 26 floors · 123 units · Built 2009 - Hotel-branded residences with dramatic skyline views.
Why Boston’s Seaport Wins Buyers With Lifestyle + Views
The line you hear from Boston loyalists is predictable: “Back Bay is Boston.” True until a buyer actually tours the Seaport. In a city famous for brownstones and brick, the Seaport flips the script: new neighborhood, modern towers, walk-to-water living, and enough dining and culture to make even Back Bay devotees…
