The Downtown Crossing neighborhood consists of predominantly high-rise, full-service condominium developments tucked in among the aging office towers. What this neighborhood lacks in terms of “character” or “charm,” which are often associated with Boston high end housing, it makes up for with views (depending on the floor you live on), services and garage parking!

This sub-neighborhood accounted for $202,194,988 in sales volume — nearly 85% of all Midtown luxury activity. At the center of this story is Winthrop Center, which is now in its fourth full year of sales. As more commercial tenants fully occupied the tower and the surrounding area gained daytime and evening energy, residential demand followed suit. In 2025, the average sale achieved $2,093 per square foot. At the lower end of the spectrum, Residence 3714 traded at $1,669.32/SF, while the year’s highest price per square foot was achieved by Residence 5901, which closed at $2,825.24/SF — a spread that highlights a pretty wide value differentiation driven by elevation, views, and unit configuration.