As we welcome a new month, the fall market is wrapping up one of its most active cycles in recent years! Buyers have been moving quickly to secure homes before the holidays, and sellers are making final strategic plays before winter officially arrives. For many of our clients, Winter home preparation is in full swing - feel free to reach out for any recommendations on our preferred vendors! Fall 2025 also brought with it several new laws and regulations that went into effect in Massachusetts, and we’re actively advising clients on how these changes may impact future decisions. Looking ahead, the Winter market looks to be an interesting one -- where highly motivated buyers and sellers are often rewarded with great deals! As always, we are here to discuss timing and strategy.
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BOSTON
The Boston Haunted Walk for Shriners Children’s took place on October 19th and was a truly magical, community-filled evening. Families came together in costume to celebrate Halloween while supporting life-changing pediatric care for children in need.
NYC
The American Ballet Theatre Gala was a spectacular evening celebrating the incomparable Misty Copeland, whose impact on the arts and representation continues to be felt around the world. I was truly honored to attend the event and witness such an inspiring tribute to her legacy and artistry.
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BOSTON
Marky’s Caviar in Brookline has opened at 420 Harvard Street as an elevated tasting bar and boutique, offering caviar flights, foie gras, truffles, smoked fish, and other gourmet delicacies. The space is sleek and intimate, designed for both on-site indulgence and luxury retail, bringing a distinctly European-style culinary experience to the heart of Coolidge Corner.
NYC
Bubs is a cheerful new allergen-free bakery in NoHo from award-winning baker Melissa Weller, offering nostalgic treats like cinnamon rolls, pumpkin pie, and biscuits — all completely free of dairy, soy, gluten, nuts, and eggs. Weller spent years perfecting custom blends so everything still tastes like the real thing, and it absolutely does.
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BOSTON
Sloomoo MiniMoo is a brand-new slime experience opening at Faneuil Hall on November 18, 2025, offering an interactive, sensory play space where visitors of all ages can create custom slime and explore creative installations. It’s a quirky, hands-on outing perfect for kids and fun-loving adults looking for something playful and unexpected in downtown Boston.
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Arte Museum is a newly opened immersive art experience in Manhattan that uses large-scale projections, sound, and even scent to transport visitors into surreal nature-inspired environments. It’s a stunning, multi-sensory escape - perfect for friends looking for something elevated and visually unforgettable beyond the typical night out.
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BOSTON
Harbor Sweets, the artisan chocolate maker from Salem with more than five decades of confectionery heritage, has opened its striking third retail location in Boston’s Copley Place - this time a nautically-themed, boat-shaped kiosk right by the Prudential bridge. The playful design - complete with a 34-foot mast and massive sails - and the full lineup of chocolates bring a taste of New England craft and whimsical charm to the heart of Back Bay.
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The luxury fragrance house Amouage recently opened its SoHo flagship boutique, “Brickfield,” at 150 Spring Street, offering an immersive space where the essence of the Omani desert meets New York industrial chic. The 860-square-foot store blends textured stone, metal and brick design elements to create a highly curated, ultra-luxury retail destination.
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61 Butlers Cove Road
Edgartown
$33,000,000
21 Chestnut Street
Weston
$12,895,000
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188 Brookline Avenue #27A/C
The Pierce, Fenway
$5,850,000
1 Sutton Place South, Penthouse
New York City
$26,000,000
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2575 Weeks Hill Road
Stowe, Vermont
$20,000,000
4 Gloucester Street
Back Bay, Boston
$18,885,000
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14 Lovers Lane
Southborough
$6,485,000
112 Holworthy Street
Cambridge
Coming Soon
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1 Mattarest Lane
Nonquitt, Dartmouth
$14,995,000
120 Seaver Street #A103
Fisher Hill, Brookline
$3,995,000
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15 Hubbard Park Road
Cambridge
$8,450,000
290 West Street #3A
Tribeca, NYC
$8,995,000
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80 Dudley Street
Brookline
$9,995,000
88 Essex Road
Chestnut Hill, Newton
$9,700,000
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Private Residence
Cambridge
Price Upon Request
6 Newbury Street #501-502
Back Bay
$18,485,000
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172 Brattle Street
Harvard Square, Cambridge
$15,700,000
274 Beacon Street, Penthouse
Back Bay
$9,875,000
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Private Residence
Newton
Price Upon Request
39-41 Mt Vernon Street #V
Beacon Hill
$6,495,000
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67 Byron Road
Weston
$19,850,000
178 Ivy Street
Brookline
$5,985,000
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15 Whitney Tavern Road
Weston
$5,850,000
Private Residence
Sargent Estates, Brookline
Price Upon Request
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180 Ash Street
Weston
$38,000,000
129 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
$45,000/month
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Maggie Gold Seelig’s dedication to her clients is the foundation of her success. Known for her integrity, discretion, and results-driven approach, she has consistently delivered exceptional outcomes—including the highest sale ever recorded in Martha’s Vineyard, a #2 individual agent ranking in Boston, and recognition as the #18 agent in the country by RealTrends for 2025.
As the founder of MGS Group Real Estate, Maggie leads a boutique firm built on white-glove service and a deep understanding of the luxury market. With over $530 million in closed volume and nearly 200 transactions in 2024 alone, her work speaks for itself.
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Boston, MA 02115, United States
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