The Seaport is Boston's most deliberate act of residential creation — an entire neighborhood engineered from the ground up within the last fifteen years. The product here is overwhelmingly luxury condominium and rental, housed in architecturally ambitious towers with best-in-class amenities: attended lobbies, private dining rooms, rooftop pools, and direct harbor access. Unit finishes trend toward European kitchens, wide-plank flooring, and walls of glass oriented for water views. Penthouse and full-floor residences at the top of the market regularly trade above $3,000 per square foot. The Seaport appeals to a specific buyer profile — one drawn to new construction, turnkey living, and a neighborhood that feels more like a global destination than a traditional Boston address. Nothing here is inherited. Everything is intentional.