Top 10 Back Bay Stories in March

The numbers are in, and these are the stories that people on Back Bay and beyond looked at the most in March. If you missed one, remember that it's never to late to comment on any article!

1. Police Bust Up Restoration Hardware Opening Party: Restoration Hardware's fancy grand opening party ended in a bust after police had to shut it down due to overcrowding.

2. Body Found in Charles River Wednesday to Get Autopsy This Week: A Boston University rowing coach first spotted a body in the water in the area of the Massachusetts Avenue

3. 50-Room Back Bay Mansion Sells for $14.5 Million: Originally listed for $23 million, a Saudi businessman makes a deal on the Ames-Webster mansion.

4. Man Charged with Urinating on Boylston Street Restaurant Floor: A diner calls police after having his meal ruined by a man urinating on the restaurant floor.

5. Police: Intoxicated Employee Pulled Knife on Met Bar Staff When Asked to Leave: The employee reportedly picked up a knife, brandished it in a threatening manner and said he was not afraid of any of them.

6. Four Back Bay Businesses Among BBJ Lists Boston's Fastest-Growing: More than 20 Boston businesses are being recognized this spring by the Boston Business Journal for being among the fastest growing private companies in Massachusetts, and four of those are in the Back Bay.

7. Report: Back Bay is the Hottest Spot in Massachusetts Real Estate Market: Boston neighborhoods took nine of the top spots, led by the Back Bay area (zip code 02116) in the No. 1 position with a median list price of $1.38 million and a median home value of $746,600.

8. FBI: We Know Who Robbed the Gardner Museum: FBI officials announced they know who committed one of the biggest art heists in history, but they still need the public's help to locate the 13 missing pieces of art.

9. Where to Eat During Restaurant Week in the Back Bay: In the Back Bay, 18 restaurants participated in this round, which is a bit more expensive than the last restaurant week in August.

10. Boston Calling Music Festival Tickets Going Fast