Seaport Realty Group

The company is built on the principles of honesty, integrity, and professionalism and aims to go beyond a standard agency approach so that all parties involved in a transaction are satisfied with the outcome.

Services

Seaport Realty Group works with clients who want to:

• Buy residential properties
• Sell residential properties
• Buy or sell development and commercial real estate
• Buy or sell investment properties
• Rent residential properties

The team handles a wide range of property types and transaction sizes and works with both buyers and sellers, as well as landlords and tenants.

Markets and Areas Served

While specializing in South Boston real estate, Seaport Realty Group also has intimate knowledge of:

• Metropolitan Boston
• Dorchester
• Quincy
• Milton
• Braintree
• Canton
• Brookline
• Cambridge
• Somerville
• Surrounding Greater Boston areas

Agents at Seaport Realty Group cover the entire state of Massachusetts.

Experience and Track Record

• Operating since May 2002
• More than 1,800 properties sold in Massachusetts
• Total sales volume exceeding $600 million
• Over 50 years of collective experience across the team in:
• Residential real estate sales
• Development projects
• Commercial real estate sales
• Rental properties

Our Team

Seaport Realty Group is a family-run boutique agency. The South Boston real estate team includes multiple experienced agents with deep local knowledge and long-term ties to the community.

For individual agent contact details, see the separate team and contact information document.

• Office phone: 617-464-7320
• General email: sales@seaportrealtygroup.com

You can use these details to get in touch about showings, property details, or general questions.

Office Address

• Office location:
• 711 East Broadway

South Boston, MA 02127

How to Get in Touch

The website contact form can be used to request information about:

• Property showings
• Details on specific listings
• General questions about buying, selling, or renting

The site notes that the team is always available to help and that you can call or text at any time using the published phone numbers.

Lists Anderson, Back Bay, Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, Dorchester, Quincy, and Somerville as a location. Names Massachusetts, United States, Boston, and South Boston as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

South Boston is bordered by:

• The Atlantic Ocean to the east
• Dorchester to the south
• The South End to the west
• Downtown Boston to the north

The neighborhood is situated on a peninsula that over 30,000 residents proudly call home.

Transportation and Access

South Boston has strong public transportation links, including:

• MBTA Red Line stations at Andrew and Broadway, connected by public bus service
• The Silver Line bus rapid transit
• Logan Airport, approximately a 10-minute drive away via the Ted Williams Tunnel
• South Station (commuter rail and Amtrak) just across the bridge from the Fort Point and Seaport Districts

The development of the West 4th Street Bridge provides direct access to Back Bay, Newbury Street, and South End shopping and restaurants. This has helped create downtown-style living with better access to parking and beaches, often at better value than downtown Boston.

The Seaport District / South Boston Waterfront

The Seaport District, also known as the South Boston Waterfront, is one of the most sought-after development areas in the United States. The area has transformed from a working seaport to a mixed-use waterfront neighborhood and includes:

• The Boston Convention and Exhibition Center
• Hotels such as the Seaport Hotel and the Westin
• Luxury apartment and condominium developments
• Planned and ongoing large-scale mixed-use projects including residential, office, retail, and hotel uses

The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) is a notable landmark and symbol of the South Boston Waterfront's ongoing growth.

Community and Lifestyle

Historically a predominantly Irish Catholic community, South Boston has in recent years become increasingly popular with young professionals and families who value:

• Strong neighborhood identity and sense of community
• Quick access to downtown Boston
• Proximity to public transportation and the waterfront

Residents and visitors enjoy local attractions such as:

• Castle Island, a Revolutionary War-era fort and 22-acre park connected to the mainland
• The annual South Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade, which draws visitors from all over the city and showcases strong local pride

Summary

South Boston offers a combination of waterfront living, convenient transit access, and an active community atmosphere, making it a highly desirable place to live within the Greater Boston area.

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