Core Property Group

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📍 221 Highland Ave Unit 1, Somerville

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Last Ask🏷️ $769,000

📐 1,215 Sq.Ft

Beautifully maintained and freshly painted, this 2-level condo offers 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and plenty of versatile living space. Highlights include a bright interior, stylish eat-in kitchen, office nook, private deck, shared yard, finished lower level, 1 off-street parking space, and easy access to the Green Line just 5 minutes away.

Buyer exclusively represented by

Zach Barron | Vice President
Core Property Group 
220 Commercial Street Boston MA 02109
📧 [email protected]
💻 bostoncpg.com
📱 617-939-1078

Thrilled to announce that our 139 Richmond Street sale in the North End was chosen as Costar’s 2025 community impact sale of the year for the entire city of Boston.

Thank you to Plumbrook Capital Partners and Craig Brody

At $17 million, the sale of 139-145 Richmond St. was the most expensive single-building transaction in the history of Boston’s North End.

Giancarlo Tiberi, founder and principal broker at Core Property Group, a Boston‑based boutique brokerage specializing in investment real estate, and Craig Brody of Douglas Elliman represented buyer Plumbrook Capital of New York City in the sale.

Tiberi began his real estate career nearly two decades ago renting apartments — a role that provided the foundation for his future success.

“Renting apartments taught me how buildings operate, what drives rents and how to deliver value to landlords and investors,” Tiberi said. “That experience shaped how we approach every deal today.”

It’s that patience and persistence that helped the deal earn a CoStar Impact Award, as judged by local real estate professionals who know the market.

“139 Richmond Street stands out as the winner because it achieved a record‑breaking $17.025 million sale — the highest single‑building transaction ever recorded in Boston’s North End, making it uniquely impactful within the market,” said Stephanie Donlin, senior director of Real Estate at Greystar Real Estate Partners. “The deal required years of persistence, creative structuring and deep local expertise.”
Mark Fallon, director of research and strategy at Hunneman, said the sale “exemplifies the strength of Boston’s multifamily market. At a time when [commercial real estate] fundamentals remain challenged across a variety of asset classes nationwide, this record‑setting transaction indicates the depth of demand for multifamily assets in the region — a testament to the city and its residents.”