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17 Cap Hill Condos Being Auctioned

By Matt Goyer September 26, 2008

17 units at 1707 Bolyston are being auctioned off starting at $95,000 (via Ben).

Yikes.

In other news about entire buildings failing, Redfin is adding multi-family inventory soon and while testing the new data out I noticed that Impluvium Condominiums at 1122 Broadway E is being offered as a whole package for only $3.3 million.

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8 responses to “17 Cap Hill Condos Being Auctioned”

Anonymous says:

September 27, 2008 at 5:38 am

They say “Impulvium.” I say “Effluvium.”

Look at this politically correct little feature list:

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Superior construction quality in this brand new, Green built, 5 unit building. Steel & concrete|50yr metal roof|Elevator|Gas radiant heated bamboo floors|Gas fireplaces|7 garage parking spaces|Storage|Plaster walls & ceilings|ERV systems|Hand-cut brick exterior|R-50 insullation|Solar panels|Rain water harvesting|Electric car charger|Bosch energy star stainless appliances|Granite|Will be submitted for LEED Gold status|3 full floor flats (1600-1800sq.ft.) + 2 studio units|Huge outdoor spaces.
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Beyond, way way beyond, marble countertops and big shiny refrigerators.

The complete Greeny checklist. You know, it just may be that everybody around that has 600-750K for a green cream dream already has one.

Overblown, overbuilt, overprecious, and still just a bunch of village huts with a lot of brick and a green hype.

Rain water collection barrels my wild Irish ass!

This is a gobbler.
Vanderleun says:

September 26, 2008 at 9:38 pm

They say “Impulvium.” I say “Effluvium.”

Look at this politically correct little feature list:

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Superior construction quality in this brand new, Green built, 5 unit building. Steel & concrete|50yr metal roof|Elevator|Gas radiant heated bamboo floors|Gas fireplaces|7 garage parking spaces|Storage|Plaster walls & ceilings|ERV systems|Hand-cut brick exterior|R-50 insullation|Solar panels|Rain water harvesting|Electric car charger|Bosch energy star stainless appliances|Granite|Will be submitted for LEED Gold status|3 full floor flats (1600-1800sq.ft.) + 2 studio units|Huge outdoor spaces.
====

Beyond, way way beyond, marble countertops and big shiny refrigerators.

The complete Greeny checklist. You know, it just may be that everybody around that has 600-750K for a green cream dream already has one.

Overblown, overbuilt, overprecious, and still just a bunch of village huts with a lot of brick and a green hype.

Rain water collection barrels my wild Irish ass!

This is a gobbler.
Bubbles says:

September 30, 2008 at 3:40 pm

I toured Impluvium at an open house a while back, and the construction quality is not very good. I saw a lot of fit and finish problems in that building. I came out of it thinking “great idea, bad execution.”
Bubbles says:

September 30, 2008 at 8:40 am

I toured Impluvium at an open house a while back, and the construction quality is not very good. I saw a lot of fit and finish problems in that building. I came out of it thinking “great idea, bad execution.”
blah says:

October 1, 2008 at 11:01 pm

What do you mean ONLY 3.3Mil.

That’s over 600k per unit. Sounds like still a rip off to me.
blah says:

October 1, 2008 at 4:01 pm

What do you mean ONLY 3.3Mil.

That’s over 600k per unit. Sounds like still a rip off to me.
mattgoyer says:

October 1, 2008 at 11:42 pm

Here is what the units are selling for:

#201: $1,115,000
#301: $995,000
#401: $1,295,000

And that’s only 3 of the 5 units.
Matt says:

October 1, 2008 at 4:42 pm

Here is what the units are selling for:

#201: $1,115,000
#301: $995,000
#401: $1,295,000

And that’s only 3 of the 5 units.

17 Cap Hill Condos Being Auctioned

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