The Seaport District

The Seaport District is Boston’s newest waterfront neighborhood: glass residential towers, full-service condo buildings, restaurants and offices along Seaport Boulevard, Fan Pier and the Harborwalk. Most of the housing here is recent construction, so buyers are usually comparing buildings, amenities, views and condo fees rather than individual streets.

The Institute of Contemporary Art, the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center and the Fort Point artists’ district are all within walking distance, and the Silver Line links the neighborhood to South Station and Logan Airport. The Seaport is one of the two waterfront neighborhoods Ryan specializes in, and where much of his work with new-construction and luxury condo buyers and sellers takes place.

Buying or selling in The Seaport District

Ryan prices from current comparable sales in the building and on the block, not a portal estimate. Call or text 617-223-1821, or send a note, and he will reply personally.

Questions about The Seaport District

What kind of homes are in Boston’s Seaport District?

The Seaport District is mostly newer condominium buildings, many with concierge service, fitness centers, garage parking and harbor or skyline views. Because the buildings differ a great deal in fees, amenities and resale history, it helps to work with an agent who knows them individually.

Does Ryan Persac work with luxury buyers and sellers in the Seaport?

Yes. Ryan Persac specializes in the waterfront neighborhoods of the Seaport District and East Boston, typically works in the $750,000 to $3 million price range, and represents luxury buyers and sellers, including new-construction purchases.