Big Neighborhood, Strong Community

Dorchester is Boston’s biggest neighborhood, but the close-knit communities that have formed block by block are a major source of pride for “Dot” residents.

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By size and population, “Dot” is Boston’s largest neighborhood and seemingly block by block, home to many smaller communities.

New construction, renovations, iconic triple deckers, as well as luxury high-rises and single-family homes are all available in Dorchester, as are ample outdoor spaces Like Harbor Walk and Malibu Beach.

Dorchester is home to several public parks, bike trails, and beaches, as well as a thriving small business and restaurant scene on the main streets.

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Mission Hill

In just under a square mile, Mission Hill packs in a lot of character and history. This longstanding community is home to a mix of residents.
South End

Picturesque Victorian-era brownstones give this Registered Historic District its character and inspire a thriving arts community.
South Boston

South Boston is arguably the most famous neighborhood in the city, thanks to numerous books, movies and TV shows.
Fenway-Kenmore

Fenway-Kenmore brings together several distinct areas into one neighborhood that holds some of the most iconic landmarks in Boston.
Chinatown

Boston's Chinatown is one of the last in New England, and its residents take pride in the legacy and the future of this neighborhood.
Seaport

The Seaport District of Boston is one of the newest neighborhoods in the city and is home to a number of public art and entertainment spaces.
Back Bay

Back Bay offers quick access to some of the city’s best shopping and luxurious apartments, which are surrounded by historic buildings.
Financial District

The Financial District is known for its bustling business atmosphere, but it is also home to several high-rise residential buildings.
Beacon Hill

Beacon Hill, named for the beacon that warned residents of impending attacks in the early days, is home to some of the most iconic scenery.
Downtown Boston

Downtown Boston comes alive every morning with the rush of commuters heading to work or school, but many people call it home.
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