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Explore West End

Known for is close proximity to the Charles River, central location within the city, and for Massachusetts General Hospital, one of the premier healthcare facilities.

Explore Newton

Newton is a city approximately 7 miles west of downtown Boston, known for its thirteen distinct villages, excellent public schools and numerous shopping and dining options.

Explore Channel Center

Channel Center is a vibrant neighborhood in Boston, MA, featuring modern lofts, concierge services, and proximity to the Seaport's amenities.

Explore Belmont

It is known for its picturesque New England charm, close proximity to Boston, and excellent public schools as well as the home of the prestigious Belmont Hill School.

Explore Seaport

The architecture, with contemporary buildings and historical converted warehouses, is exciting and unique. And with plenty of green space and unmatched Harbor views.

Explore Back Bay

The neighborhood is on the National Register of Historic Places, and its central location and highway access make the Back Bay a convenient and beautiful place to live.

Explore Winchester

Winchester is a picturesque town located 8 miles north of downtown Boston, featuring a charming downtown and excellent public schools.

Explore North End

Known as “Little Italy,” the North End is one of Boston’s oldest neighborhoods and is filled with historic charm. Residents can quickly get anywhere in the city.

Explore Lincoln

Lincoln is a desirable bedroom community 18 miles west of Boston, known for its renowned public schools and classic New England beauty.

Explore Fenway

Known for the rose garden and walking trails of the Fens, its museums, and of course, the iconic Fenway Park. With lots of new construction.

Explore South End

Known for its stately brownstones, vibrant dining and bar scene, charming playgrounds and parks, art galleries, studios, and boutique shops.

Explore Concord

It is a town located 19 miles east of Boston, known for its beautiful homes, bucolic New England feel, and exemplary public schools.

Explore Constellation Wharf

It is a waterfront community in Charlestown, featuring townhomes with water views, a security gate, and access to the Navy Yard marina.

Explore Beacon Hill

The State House sits upon a hill overlooking the Boston Common, which has a skating pond in the winter months. Beacon Hill is also known for its boutique.

Explore Cambridge

Best-known for being the home of Harvard University, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). It is also known as a hotbed of entrepreneurial.

Explore Midtown

Close to the Boston Common, the Back Bay, and the Charles River, Midtown is home to some of Boston’s most luxurious buildings and stunning views.

Explore Lexington

A picturesque town located 11 miles northwest of Boston, known for its excellent public schools and well-maintained central business district.

Explore East Boston

Located on the Boston Harbor, offering affordable waterfront real estate and beautiful views, with parks, beaches, and a growing restaurant scene.

Explore Arlington

A town located 6 miles northwest of Boston, known for its distinct neighborhoods, brooks, ponds, historic district, and proximity to Boston.

Explore Weston

A desirable neighborhood 12 miles west of Boston, bordered by several towns. It features boutique shops, restaurants, and a nationally-ranked school system.

Explore Charlestown

Known for its charming gas lamp-lit streets, shops and restaurants, and all the peaceful serenity of the suburbs with the amenities of living in the city.

Explore South Boston

Known affectionately as “Southie,” South Boston is desirably located next to the Seaport and South End, and in close proximity to downtown.

Explore Wellesley

Explore Brookline

Explore Somerville