Elevated Boston
From Bloomberg radio to Boston’s luxury market reports, our partners and agents are asked to explain what is happening at the top of the city’s housing market.
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The Luxury Lifestyle Awards — a global program recognising excellence in high-end property — named Elevated the state’s leading luxury consultancy, an acknowledgement of the client-first approach the firm has been built on.
Read the announcementBridget Fortunate called the milestone a little bit shocking, and pointed to the $1–$2 million tier as the tightest part of the market: without inventory, prices climb, because buyers at that level can still move.
Read the articleBridget Fortunate on the costs buyers forget to budget for — and why a full breakdown of closing costs is one of the first things she walks clients through.
Read the articleA record year in Boston
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319 & Park, developed by MG2 Group and listed exclusively by Elevated, brings 38 pet-friendly apartments with garage parking to the stretch between Chelsea and Bremen Streets.
Read the articleDan Duval on the value of a direct conversation: it is the moment to ask about the quirks of a property, and about the things an agent cannot answer as easily.
Read the articleAndrea Amour told Boston.com she has not seen a major move away from the term master bedroom in Greater Boston — it is still the default at luxury building presentations.
Read the articleJ.D. Wild leads Elevated’s development business, finding and permitting condo sites from East Boston to Mission Hill. The firm has completed more than 75 units and brokered over $300 million in volume.
Read the featureAgent, designer and founder of Fortunate Interiors, Bridget closed close to $15M in the first half of 2021 — from first-time buyers to city penthouses.
Read the featureA seven-unit, three-storey building with oak floors, in-unit laundry and garage parking. Five of the units include private outdoor space.
Read the articleDan Duval put the premium on high-end leases at roughly $50 to $250 a month above the listed rent, driven by how little of that inventory reaches the market.
Read the articleJoshua D. Wild explained why second homes on the Cape and Islands stopped changing hands: the owners who would normally sell were the ones staying through the fall to work remotely.
Read the articleOn air with Bloomberg’s Boston desk: how record sale prices pushed demand straight into the rental market. Segment begins at 38:24.
Listen to the segmentAhead of the East Boston property’s opening, Elevated offered frontline workers a year of $0 condo fees and a $5,000 credit on any new unit.
Read the announcementDan Duval’s advice: write to the seller’s attachment to the house. Most of them want to picture a family living there the way they did.
Read the articleCo-founder and principal Dan Duval joined Baystate Business to talk through conditions at the top of the Boston market. Segment begins at 1:25:46.
Listen to the segmentElevated’s partners described their own approach as a transparent one: a preference for being in the office, without a vaccination requirement for the team.
Watch the segmentBridget Fortunate on the routine that became standard between showings: wiping down counters, banisters and every other surface people touch without thinking about it.
Read the articleCorey O’Neill saw buyers skipping open houses for a reason that had little to do with Covid: avoiding the open house meant avoiding the bidding war that followed it.
Read the articleDan Duval, John Dolan and Corey O’Neill were recognised for making complicated transactions legible to clients — the core skill in new and pre-construction work across South Boston, the Seaport and East Boston.
Read the featureA full episode on operations, leadership development and the hands-on approach Dan takes to every transaction from first offer through closing.
Listen to the segmentRecognition
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Dan Duval on starting in real estate in 2013 alongside JD Wild while both were practising attorneys — and on the point where the side business became the better fit.
Read the featureListings & roundups
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A shortlist of Boston-area homes for buyers who treat a real front porch as a requirement rather than a bonus.
Read the articleA weekend tour through one of the city’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, from $530,000 up past the million-dollar mark.
Read the articleSales records
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The sale that led Boston.com’s late-November list, alongside the rest of the month’s highest-value transactions across the city.
Read the articleWhere it started
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Fireplaces worth planning a winter around, in homes scattered across the city. Elevated Residential can arrange a viewing of any of them.
Read the articleThe ground-floor restaurant at 11 On The Dot opens after a long build, with an atrium lounge and a sidewalk patio.
Read the articleA 30-unit development by Allure Boston and Cedarwood Development in one of South Boston’s fastest-changing pockets.
Read the articleOur partners are available for commentary on luxury sales, new development and rentals.
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