62 Rutland St, Boston — property record card
Other Congregate Housing (includes non-transient shared living arrangements) built in 1899 on 1.23 acres in Boston, assessed at $505,100 for fiscal year 2023; last sold for $25,620,000 on January 31, 2019.
Rebuilt from the Boston assessor file as published by MassGIS — not the official card. For the official card, with owner, photo and sketch, ask the Boston assessor’s office.
Parcel
| Location | 62 Rutland St, Boston MA 02118 |
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| Map and parcel ID | 0900540000 |
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| Use | Other Congregate Housing (includes non-transient shared living arrangements) (use code 125) |
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| County | Suffolk |
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Valuation — fiscal year 2023
| Building | $371,250 |
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| Land | $133,850 |
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| Total assessed | $505,100 |
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Land
| Lot size | 1.23 acres (53,579 ft²) |
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Building
| Year built | 1899 |
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| Style | APT 4-6 UNITS |
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| Stories | 3.5 |
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Last recorded sale
| Price | $25,620,000 |
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| Date | January 31, 2019 |
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| Deed | Registry of Deeds book 60705, page 177 |
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What MassDEP has recorded
- RTN 3-0017023 — Boston Housing Authority South End, activity and use limitation, status RAO, class A3, AUL recorded July 7, 1999 · MassDEP file
Within about 500 m (a third of a mile): 2 active tier-classified 21E sites and 7 sites with an Activity and Use Limitation. All MassDEP sites in Boston.
What this means
- Assessed 32% below the median other congregate housing (includes non-transient shared living arrangements) in Boston ($747,011, 966 parcels).
- An Activity and Use Limitation is a deed restriction: it limits how the land may be used (often no residential use or no digging) and passes to every buyer.
Point at the centre of the assessor parcel — not a survey.
Data: Boston assessor file for fiscal year 2023, via MassGIS, retrieved October 30, 2026; MassDEP sites retrieved the same day. Sources and freshness. No owner names are published.
The report for 62 Rutland St
This page shows the assessor record and the MassDEP sites on the parcel. The report adds what lies around it: FEMA flood zone, wetlands, Zone II and other water supply protection areas, priority habitat, sewer or septic service, protected open space, and every 21E site within half a mile.
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