Intersection Boston Market Information

Boston Transit Area Home Prices

Boston’s Booming Prices Boston-area home prices are among the highest in the country, but prices vary depending on which transit stop a home is near. 1 Top 10 most expensive Boston stops Station

Lines

Median Sale

Price Per Sq Ft

Arlington

$1,177,500

$1,076

Copley

$1,082,500

$1,070

Back Bay

$1,015,500

$1,021

Chinatown

$1,125,000

$1,011

Boylston

$1,040,000

$1,004

Tufts Medical Ctr

$948,000

$984

Hynes Convention Ctr

$744,250

$983

Prudential

$915,000

$967

Park Street

$941,000

$962

Herald Street

$962,000

$959

1 http://www.estately.com/boston-area-home-affordability-transit-stop

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Boston’s Top 10 on Inc. 5000

Top 10 Boston-area companies that landed on the 2016 Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing companies.

0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5

Paint Nite

Globalization Partners

HayStackID

Downeast Cider House

Cambridge Select

Rank: No.2

Rank: No.6

Rank: No.38

Rank: No.63

Rank: No.97

Location: Somerville, MA

Location: Cambridge, MA

Location: Boston, MA

Location: Charlestown, MA

Location: Cambridge, MA

Revenue Increase 2012-2015: 36,555 percent

Revenue Increase: 2012-2015: 16,197 percent

Revenue Increase: 2012-2015: 5,962 percent

Revenue Increase: 2012-2015: 4,216 percent .

Revenue Increase: 2012-2015: 3,341 percent.

2015 Revenue: $55 million

2015 Revenue: $17.7 million

2015 Revenue: $6.5 million

2015 Revenue: $6 million

2015 Revenue: $37.8 million

0 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 1 0

HomeWorks

Honor Capital

Project Repat

Chicken & Rice Guys

Pixability

Rank: No.102

Rank: No.117

Rank: No.132

Rank: No.206

Rank: No.314

Location: Woburn, MA

Location: Springfield, MA

Location: Boston, MA

Location: Medford, MA

Location: Boston, MA

Revenue Increase: 2012-2015: 3,168 percent.

Revenue Increase: 2012-2015: 2,849 percent.

Revenue Increase: 2012-2015: 2,637 percent.

Revenue Increase: 2012-2015: 1,883 percent.

Revenue Increase: 2012-2015: 1,226 percent.

2015 Revenue: $10.2 million

2015 Revenue: $7.5 million

2015 Revenue: $4 million

2015 Revenue: $9.8 million

2015 Revenue: $9.8 million

Source: Top 10 Boston-area companies on the 2016 Inc. 5000 list: http://www.bizjournals.com/boston/blog/startups/2016

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College Students Connecting with OOH

OOH formats are a highly engaging ad medium Consumers are proving what marketers and advertisers have realized for a long time: OOH amplifies a brand and gets consumers into stores.

OOH ADVERTISING EFFECTS

75%

US adults who have noticed OOH ads in the past month.

+ + OOH influences consumers on the path to purchase more than any ad

40%

talked about products they saw advertised in OOH.

+ + OOH works with mobile to make transactions possible in any place and at

40%

visit a store, restaurant, or watch a TV program they saw advertised.

+ + OOH stretches the boundaries of creativity to heighten ad awareness

26%

1-in-4 adults have viewed an OOH ad have visited a website advertised.

+ + OOH prompts people at critical moments during the day when they are

medium.

any time on the customer journey.

and grab consumer’s attention.

actively purchasing products.

BOSTON C OLLEGE STUDENTS

+ + Boston is home to 250,000+ college students.

Male Students

+ + 91% of students in Boston DMA are exposed to Intersection’s media. + + Colleges & universities contribute $4.8 billion to the Boston’s economy.

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Female Students

51.6% 48.4%

BOSTON: COLLEGE STUDENTS CONNECTING WITH OOH

Boston: Millennials

Boston ranks #2 with 90% of the most important qualities millennials want in their city.

TOP 20 QUALITIES

FAVORITE MILLENNIAL CITIES T HE PERCEN TAGE OF T HE 20 Q UAL I T IES IMP OR TAN T TO MIL L ENNIAL S

SC AL E FROM 1 (L E AS T IMP OR TAN T ) — 1 0 (MOS T IMP OR TAN T )

Thriving Job Market

1

10

8.19

Affordable Rent

1

10

7.94

Affordable Home Prices

1

10

7.55

Parks / Hiking Trails

1

10

6.52

Local Restaurants (non-chain)

1

10

6.49

Quality Pizza

1

10

6.11

Top Rated Public Schools

1

10

6.07

Movie Theaters

1

10

5.96

Walkability

1

10

5.75

Revitalized Downtown

1

10

5.64

LGBTQ Friendly

1

10

5.47

Ethnic Food

1

10

5.43

Green / Farmers Market

1

10

5.40

Music / Concert Venues

1

10

5.38

Quality Public Transportation

1

10

5.34

Mall or Town Center

1

10

5.33

Local Coffee Shops

1

10

5.21

Affordable Clothing Stores

1

10

5.18

Nearby Beach, Lake or River

1

10

5.07

Local College or University

1

10

4.99

95%

Philadelphia, PA

80%

Los Angeles, CA

90%

Boston, MA

75%

Austin, TX

90%

Washington, D.C.

75%

Columbus, OH

90%

New York City, NY

75%

Dallas, TX

90%

Portland, OR

75%

Denver, CO

90%

Seattle, WA

75%

Miami, FL

85%

Chicago, IL

75%

San Diego, CA

85%

Minneapolis, MN

70%

Atlanta, GA

85%

San Francisco, CA

70%

Orlando, FL

80%

Houston, TX

70%

Pittsburgh, PA

Sources: BLS.gov, Zillow, Travel & Leisure, Vocativ, Walkscore.com, Greatschools.org, Transit.dot.gov, Google.

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