Beacon Hill
In addition to its alluring charm with gas lanterns illuminating cobblestone streets and brick town houses decorated with blooming flower boxes and purple windowpanes, Beacon Hill real estate is teeming with cultural attractions and fun things to do. Tour the State House with its impressive gold dome towers, marvel the tomes at the Athenaeum or stroll Continue reading
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BOSTON, MA (1/14/2014) — Robert Paul Properties, Inc. has announced today they will open their first urban office later this month at 140 Newbury Street. The move follows the firm’s recent recognition as the Top New England Real Estate Company by Inc. 500/5000. With six well-positioned market centers on the South Coast and Cape Cod, Robert Paul Properties is the second real estate firm founded by longtime business partners and luxury Massachusetts brokers Robert Kinlin and Paul Grover.
“For years clients have been turning to their trusted relationships with Bob, Paul and our talented agents for support with their real estate needs – whether in the city or at the beach. The opening of our Newbury Street office reflects the firm’s continued commitment to providing our clients with the greatest exposure and services possible”, remarks Brian Warner Dougherty, managing partner of the Boston office.
Having been named Luxury Brokerage of the Year by Leading Real Estate Companies of the World, Robert Paul Properties continues to build upon its unique platform and leverage it’s established network, inspired marketing, talented agents, concierge-level services, and global resources to achieve the best results for buyers and sellers.
www.RobertPaul.com
140 Newbury Street
Boston MA 02116
617-262-1414
About Robert Paul Properties
Robert Paul Properties, owned by Robert Kinlin and Paul Grover, is the most recognized and respected name in the luxury marketplace across Cape Cod and the South Coast, and now in Boston. An exciting boutique firm – built on a tradition of excellence and fueled by an elite team of talented agents – Robert Paul Properties is committed to providing exceptional service while representing premiere properties for those discerning buyers who want an extraordinary way of life for years to come. For more information, please visit www.robertpaul.com.
Robert Paul Properties Contact:
Gillian Plaunt, 508.420.1414, gplaunt@robertpaul.com
CapeCodOnline.com’s Real Estate article – Seashore Transformed Housing Market – says that the creation of Cape Cod National Seashore did not only “protect the Outer Cape’s natural environment, it raised property values by preserving the quality of life and reducing the housing stock. The downside is that the increased values make the area less affordable for working families.”
The article states “the nearly 600 homes built before Sept. 1, 1959, whose ownership could be verified, were allowed to remain in the park. Owners could even sell properties or pass them on to their heirs.” And restrictions include “3-acre minimum lot sizes, and the stipulation that homes only can be expanded by up to 50 percent of their original footprint.”
CapeCodOnline.com spoke to Robert Paul Properties co-owner, Paul Grover, who along with his partner Robert Kinlin are leaders in the sale of waterfront properties across Cape Cod and South Coast of Massachusetts. “It’s supply and demand, and the Seashore has reduced supply,” Paul said. “We really try to educate people about how fortunate we are to have the Seashore there, to know it’s protected forever. As the Cape gets built up, as we’ve seen throughout the years, to be able to go to the Outer Cape and know the Seashore is in our backyard – to have that is a pretty nice thing.”
Cape Cod National Seashore under the National Park Service has 44,000 acres includes the great Outer Beach which in the last line of his book Cape Cod, Henry David Thoreau said it is where “A man may stand there and put all America behind him.”
Read the complete article by Sean Corcoran at http://www.capecodonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=http://realestate.robertpaul.com/20110805/NEWS/110809880/-1/SPECIAL36
on www.capecodonline.com
