The pricing context
Per-square-foot pricing at Boulevard Point sits above older mid-tier (The Lofts, The Residences) and below newer mid-tier with smaller floor plates (Burj Crown). Generous unit sizes mean absolute pricing per unit is closer to brand-tier than its per-sqft suggests.
| Per-sqft pricing | Mid-tier with Boulevard premium |
|---|---|
| Building age | ~6 years (March 2020) |
| Most-traded unit type | 1- and 2-bedroom |
| Active transaction history | 6 years covering full cycle |
What drives the trend
Three forces. Downtown cycle drives directional movement. Boulevard frontage provides a structural premium. Generous unit sizes attract end-user demand that supports floor pricing.
How to read pricing
Building averages mask intra-tower spread by view, floor band, and stack. Pull DLD comparables on the same stack and floor band.
Boulevard Point trades in the upper mid-tier band, with the Boulevard adjacency adding a measurable premium.