Eric Shabshelowitz - Real Estate

Eric Shabshelowitz - Real Estate Assist buyers, sellers and renters with commercial and investment property in and around Boston.

MA licensed broker since 2008
Worked at Cabot & Company for over 11 years
Have personally invested and developed real estate, so understand clients' concerns

Leased — 160 Commonwealth Ave, Back BayProud to have represented Leader Bank in securing their new office space in the h...
06/04/2026

Leased — 160 Commonwealth Ave, Back Bay

Proud to have represented Leader Bank in securing their new office space in the historic Vendome building Boston’s Back Bay.

Always rewarding to help great organizations find space that supports their continued growth — and excited to welcome another strong business presence to the neighborhood.

06/02/2026

300 Summer Street, Unit 11, Boston (Seaport) — The Artist Building

We explored several potential concepts for this commercial condo, including:
• creative office
• salon or wellness studio
• boutique retail
• and other owner-user possibilities

With oversized windows, high ceilings and an open layout, this space offers the kind of character and flexibility that’s increasingly difficult to find in the Seaport.

An excellent opportunity for a business seeking to own its space rather than continue renting.

05/26/2026

Rare small office ownership opportunity currently on the market in downtown Boston

📍200 Lincoln St, Unit 404 — Leather District

Front-facing commercial condo with:
✔️ Large windows + natural light
✔️ Open work area
✔️ Two private offices
✔️ Professionally managed building
✔️ Steps from South Station

Available for sale or lease:
💰 $268,000
📄 $1,800/month

Rare opportunity for a small business to own office space in Boston rather than continue renting long-term.

Deal Insights: 63–65 Weld Hill Street | Jamaica PlainOne of the more interesting aspects of this condo conversion was ho...
04/01/2026

Deal Insights: 63–65 Weld Hill Street | Jamaica Plain

One of the more interesting aspects of this condo conversion was how much of the value creation came from relatively nuanced decisions. A few key takeaways:

1. Layout changes can unlock significant value
Adapting older floor plans to better reflect how people live today — particularly by capturing underutilized space — can have a meaningful impact on both functionality and pricing.

2. Building code knowledge can create opportunities others miss
In this case, a detailed understanding of fire code allowed for the removal of the rear staircase, making it possible to add an additional bedroom and bathroom to each unit.

3. Certain features consistently command a premium
Off-street parking and private outdoor space — especially roof decks — remain highly desirable and can materially influence buyer demand and pricing.

Projects like this are a good reminder that value isn’t just created through renovation — it’s created through informed decision-making at every stage.

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213 Newbury Street
Boston, MA
02116

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