Coolidge Corner

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Coolidge Corner features a high-density mix of historic architecture and urban convenience. The inventory is dominated by stately pre-war brick apartment buildings and classic courtyard condominiums that define the area’s character. On the tree-lined side streets, the housing stock shifts to grand Victorian and Tudor single-family homes as well as spacious two- and three-family conversions. The neighborhood also offers a growing selection of luxury mid-rise developments and renovated brownstones, catering to those seeking historic charm or modern amenities.

Available in Coolidge Corner

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Active

$669,000

63 Longwood Ave #2

2 beds 1 baths 885 sqft

Active

$412,000

1407 Beacon St #8

1 beds 1 baths 324 sqft

New

$2,750,000

95 Stedman St Unit 1

4 beds 3 baths 2,558 sqft

Active

$2,700,000

62 Fuller St

6 beds 3 baths 4,605 sqft

Active

$2,500,000

116 Thorndike St #1

4 beds 3 baths 2,663 sqft

Active

$1,400,000

21 Green St #3

3 beds 2 baths 1,826 sqft

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Dense retail corridor along Harvard Street featuring independent shops, restaurants, and the Coolidge Corner Theatre (1933). Tree-lined residential side streets with pre-war architecture. Direct C Line access to Boston and Longwood.

Coolidge Corner remains Brookline’s most active sub-market, characterized by high turnover and robust demand for condominiums. Despite a slight stabilization in median pricing year-over-year, the area is categorized as “Very Competitive”, with desirable units often going pending in under 30 days. Two-bedroom condos are the neighborhood’s “sweet spot,” performing exceptionally well for both resale value and rental returns. Inventory remains tight due to high retention rates, creating a seller’s market where updated units near the Green Line frequently command multiple offers and sell at or above the asking price.