Why rent when you can own your own cozy studio, move-in ready, close distance to Wollaston T station. There is no rental restrictions for the complex, and this can be your investment property as well! Brand new stove and refrigerator, freshly paint studio. Laundromat on site and extra storage. There is a good-size balcony for some fresh air!
Nice things really do come in small packages! Awsome studio-style condominium. Perfect for person looking for low maintenence living or investor looking for great rental possibility! Landscaped grounds, secure building,laundry room, extra storage, and two pkg. spots (1 deeded/1guest)!! Convenient to shopping, Woll. Red Line T , bus lines, restaurants, Wollaston Beach, Park. **Stop renting and invest in your own property!! Affordable condo fees
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$1,268 (−7.1%)
$113,900
2022
$1,365 (+12.1%)
$113,900
2021
$1,218 (−13.1%)
$100,300
2020
$1,401 (+12.6%)
$112,700
2019
$1,244 (+18.9%)
$99,100
2018
$1,046 (−0.8%)
$78,400
2017
$1,054 (+1.9%)
$74,400
2016
$1,034 (+5.9%)
$72,000
2014
$976 (+5.3%)
$65,700
2013
$927 (+3.3%)
$63,900
2012
$897 (−21.7%)
$65,200
2011
$1,146 (−1.0%)
$85,400
2010
$1,158 (−12.5%)
$87,600
2009
$1,324
$105,100
Tax history for 45 Oval Rd #3
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$1,268 (−7.1%)
$113,900
2022
$1,365 (+12.1%)
$113,900
2021
$1,218 (−13.1%)
$100,300
2020
$1,401 (+12.6%)
$112,700
2019
$1,244 (+18.9%)
$99,100
2018
$1,046 (−0.8%)
$78,400
2017
$1,054 (+1.9%)
$74,400
2016
$1,034 (+5.9%)
$72,000
2014
$976 (+5.3%)
$65,700
2013
$927 (+3.3%)
$63,900
2012
$897 (−21.7%)
$65,200
2011
$1,146 (−1.0%)
$85,400
2010
$1,158 (−12.5%)
$87,600
2009
$1,324
$105,100
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Quincy's condo market turned strongly buyer-favorable in 2026 as active inventory doubled to 101 units and months supply expanded from 1.78 to 4.93. Active days on market surged to 135 as buyers gained leverage and quarterly absorption dropped to...
20.3%. While sold prices held resilient near $520 per