Neighborhoods

The Back Bay is the heart of Boston’s social, cultural, entertainment and retail shopping scene. It’s a vibrant, 24-hour neighborhood where residents enjoy every service and retail convenience ...

Quintessential Boston, Beacon Hill offers high end living among its storied streets. Brick sidewalks, gaslights, and historic brownstones line its footprint spanning from the Statehouse to the Boston Common, Charles and Beacon Streets, down towards the...

The one square mile neighborhood of Charlestown is dense with history such as the Bunker Hill Monument, the Navy Yard and its national parks. Residents can also enjoy historic restaurants like the Warren Tavern in the Gaslight District, the Navy Yard’s...

Midtown has an outstanding collection of restaurants and lounges for residents and those who work in the neighborhood. Midtown residents can attend performances at the Boston Opera House on Washington Street, watch a movie at Lowes 19 Screen movie theater,...

Residential and commercial development is exploding in the Seaport. With so many new buildings popping up over the skyline, there are a berth of opportunities to live in one Boston's most exciting neighborhood destinations.

South Boston or "Southie" offers a mix of tradition, beachfront living, and an ever-changing landscape among its place in the city of Boston. Once a more traditional neighborhood, it is transforming into a hotspot of activity with new developments, housing,...

Eclectic, cultured, and diverse, the South End is a vibrant, bustling neighborhood of Boston. On its beautiful tree-lined streets and brick sidewalks, cafes, boutiques, galleries, and shops offer an exciting urban lifestyle close to the heart of the city....

Centrally located, the Leather District has boutiques, Les Zygomates Wine Bar Bistro, gourmet convenience store Sangarino's Market and a small assortment of other independent shops and galleries. Its immediate walking proximity to Chinatown, Downtown...