Nov 2009 30

Boston Condo Blog's Choice For Best Views….0

Posted In Downtown Crossing,Featured,Headline,Jeanine Heller,Midtown,My Personal Thoughts

The winner by a long shot is 45 Province. Easily the best views in the city. It doesn’t get much sexier than this.

Nov 2009 29

Exclusive Video Tour of Boston's New 45 Province Condo 2

Posted In Buyer's Market,Featured,Fresh on the Market,Headline,Jeanine Heller,Midtown,New Luxury Developments,Warren Residential Group

While Nick has a long way to go before Hollywood starts calling he did do a great job of capturing the essence of this 45 Province condominium. In the footage you can see the unbeatable views this newly constructed luxury home provides as well as the top-notch finishes. You can find further information on this property and its amenities by clicking the 45 Province link on the right sidebar.

If you would like additional information on available homes or to schedule a private showing at 45 Province please contact me, Jeanine Heller at 508.930.6232 or email jheller@warrenre.com.

Jeanine Heller

Boston Luxury Real Estate Agent

Tel: 508.930.6232

Email: jheller@warrenre.com

Nov 2009 28

Price Drop at Boston's South End Penmark Lofts 2

Posted In Boston Lofts,Buyer's Market,Featured,Headline,Jeanine Heller,Pricing,South End

Attention all buyers The Penmark has dropped its pricing on the 11 remaining units. With up to $100,000 in savings…That’s $100,000 off the last asking price! Ten 2 bedroom a 1 bedroom with study remain out of the original 60-units.

Condos at the Penmark feature granite counter tops, SubZero and Bosch appliances, bamboo floors, floor to ceiling arched windows, gas cooking and a deeded garage parking spot per unit. Formerly BC High School this gorgeous loft building is full of character and charm.

If you are looking for a great deal in the south end then The Penmark is worth checking out. To schedule a showing just give me a call or email me. I look forward to introducing you to The Penmark.

JEANINE HELLER

Tel: 508.930.6232

Email: jheller@warrenre.com

Nov 2009 27

Black Friday Boston Real Estate Style 0

Posted In Boston (General),Buyer's Market,Featured,Headline,Pricing

Black Friday, ah yes the infamous day where shoppers line up at the crack of dawn to get that must have item on sale.
To honor of this price dropping “holiday” here’s a look at 2 properties holding their own Black Friday. Let the prices drop. Please contact me if you are interested in either property at jheller@warrenre.com

346 Beacon Street (2 Bed / 3.5 Bath) — WAS $2,350,000 — NOW $2,150,000

335 W 2nd Street (2 Bed / 2 Bath) — WAS $475,000 — NOW $464,000

Nov 2009 25

Happy Thanksgiving 3

Posted In Boston (General),Featured,Headline

Wishing all a

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

7 Fun Thanksgiving Facts

1. Population of Singapore Same Weight as Amount of Turkey Consumed for Thanksgiving - According to the National Turkey Foundation, approximately 690 million pounds of turkey were consumed in the United States during Thanksgiving 2007. This equals the weight of 4.48 million individuals of average weight (154 pounds); the population of Singapore as estimated by the last census in 2005.

2. Mary Had a Little Lamb Author Helped Make Thanksgiving a National Holiday – Sarah Josepha Hale is credited as the person most responsible for making Thanksgiving a national holiday in the United States. She also authored Mary Had a Little Lamb.

3. Benjamin Franklin: Turkey More Respectable than Bald Eagle – Benjamin Franklin, who proposed the turkey as the official United States’ bird, was not happy when the bald eagle was chosen instead. In a letter to his daughter, Franklin referring to the eagle’s “bad moral character,” said: “For my own part I wish the Eagle had not been chosen the representative of our country” and “For in Truth, the Turk’y is in comparison a much more respectable bird and withal a true original native of America”.

4. Franklin Roosevelt Thanksgiving Controversy – In 1939, Franklin Roosevelt changed Thanksgiving to a week earlier than usual so the Christmas shopping season would last longer. There was a tremendous outpouring of public disapproval over the next two years so, in 1941 he admitted his mistake and officially declared the fourth Thursday in November a national holiday for Thanksgiving.

5. Worlds Largest Turkey – The Worlds largest turkey sits just off Route 10, Frazee, MN (Map), also known as the turkey capital of the world.

6. Aldrin and Armstrong First Lunar Meal was Turkey - According to the National Turkey Foundation, when Armstrong and Aldrin sat down to eat their first meal on the moon, their foil food packets contained roasted turkey.

7. Freeze Dried Feast for Astronauts – The seven Endeavour astronauts and three space station crew members enjoyed atraditional Thanksgiving dinner of turkey, cornbread stuffing and green beans.