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Developed in the mid-19th century around a series of fountained squares, the South End neighborhood was the home of many of Boston's well-to-do residents before ...

Famed as the home of Fenway Park and the Boston Red Sox, the Fenway area, which includes Kenmore Square, is a dynamic residential and commercial hub of Boston t ...

Through a unique combination of forward-thinking development strategies, Bulfinch Crossing emerges as a dramatic and unprecedented 4.8-acre transformation in th ...

The Waterfront is located just below the North End of Boston and follows the shoreline of Boston Harbor and Fort Point Channel. Historically, the Waterfront ser ...

Newly popular and skirting the eastern edge of the Boston Common is a revitalized, mixed-use urban neighborhood known as Midtown. Popular with its nightlife off ...

The original capital of the Massachusetts Bay colony, Charlestown is steeped in New England history and has a charming housing stock to match. Charlestown has b ...

Long known for its bucolic setting just minutes from downtown Boston, Jamaica Plain offers a rare combination of urban and suburban conveniences. Originally par ...

outh Boston is steeped in Revolutionary War history, being the site where George Washington forced the evacuation of British troops from Boston in 1776. The nei ...

Located South and West of the Charles River campus of Boston University, Brookline is an idyllic, 6.8 square mile town that was settled in the 17th century, inc ...

Arguably Boston's most cherished neighborhood, Beacon Hill is of course home to the center of Massachusetts government with its centuries old State House at its ...

The tides are quickly changing in Boston’s Seaport. No longer a land of parking lots and warehouses, the Seaport has become Boston’s newest mixed-use neighborho ...

One of Boston's most beloved neighborhoods, Back Bay is bordered roughly by the Charles River on the north, the Public Garden on the East, Columbus Avenue on th ...