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Posted: July 8, 2009
Flynn/Boston Realty Advisors sells Oceania condos in Hull for $4.5 million
Flynn/Boston Realty Advisors LLC has sold seven condominiums for a combined $4.5 million at auction. Flynn/Boston Realty Advisors coordinated the sale of the properties through accelerated auction marketing. Oceania is a residential condominium development owned by Seven Hills LLC of Weymouth.
The condominium building consists of 16 newly constructed units with two to three bedrooms and many units include office/dens. The most popular features are the large balconies overlooking Cape Cod Bay and the Boston city skyline.
Winning bids ranged from $530,000 for a 2,882 s/f unit to $875,000 for a 2,798 s/f penthouse unit with its own roof deck. These units originally came to the market listed for $1.225million and $1.425 million, respectively.
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