Located just steps from restaurants, bars, parks, museums, and more between Harvard Sq and Porter Sq. Newly and fully remodeled this year with a wrap-around kitchen for entertaining – granite counters, stainless appliances, breakfast bar, maple cabinets, recessed lights throughout – and an updated bathroom with imported Italian tiles. This move-in ready condo is located at the end of a quiet street, in the prestigious Harvard-Agassiz neighborhood.
ON QUIET SIDE STREET IN THE AGASSIZ AREA NEAR PORTER SQUARE. HARDWOOD FLOORS THROUGHOUT. FIREPLACE. DINING ROOM WITH BUILT-IN CHINA CABINET. COMMON BASEMENT LAUNDRY. PRIVATE STORAGE. POSSIBLE RENTAL PARKING AVAILABLE IN THE AREA.
Public Records
Jan 13, 1988
Sold
$99,000
$83/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,200 (+9.3%)
$976,400
2024
$5,674 (+4.7%)
$958,500
2023
$5,417 (+0.4%)
$924,400
2022
$5,395 (+2.2%)
$911,400
2021
$5,281 (+5.2%)
$902,700
2020
$5,020 (+4.4%)
$873,100
2019
$4,807 (+3.0%)
$809,200
2018
$4,665 (+4.4%)
$741,700
2017
$4,468 (+3.6%)
$688,500
2016
$4,314 (+1.1%)
$617,100
2015
$4,267 (+1.7%)
$545,600
2014
$4,197 (+1.2%)
$500,800
2013
$4,148 (+5.2%)
$479,000
2012
$3,944 (+3.9%)
$465,100
2011
$3,795
$465,100
2010
$3,795 (+39.2%)
$465,100
2009
$2,726
$360,600
Tax history for 7 Newport Rd #3
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,200 (+9.3%)
$976,400
2024
$5,674 (+4.7%)
$958,500
2023
$5,417 (+0.4%)
$924,400
2022
$5,395 (+2.2%)
$911,400
2021
$5,281 (+5.2%)
$902,700
2020
$5,020 (+4.4%)
$873,100
2019
$4,807 (+3.0%)
$809,200
2018
$4,665 (+4.4%)
$741,700
2017
$4,468 (+3.6%)
$688,500
2016
$4,314 (+1.1%)
$617,100
2015
$4,267 (+1.7%)
$545,600
2014
$4,197 (+1.2%)
$500,800
2013
$4,148 (+5.2%)
$479,000
2012
$3,944 (+3.9%)
$465,100
2011
$3,795
$465,100
2010
$3,795 (+39.2%)
$465,100
2009
$2,726
$360,600
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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