Bright Lights, Big City

Downtown Boston comes alive every morning with the rush of commuters heading to work or school, but the downtown area is also home to a variety of living spaces built for those who like to live where the action is.

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The central business district of Boston is also home to landmarks like the Greenway, Boston Common, and Quincy Market. And recently, Downtown Boston has begun transforming under the construction of new lofts and condos that have attracted new businesses and residents looking to be at the center of it all.

Downtown Boston covers a lot of ground but each area has its own unique style and appeal.

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Boston

The cobblestone streets of Boston are steeped in America's history, and its future is shaped in the city's universities and laboratories.
Financial District

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

Perhaps best known for exquisite pasta and pastries, Boston's North End retains its strong Italian roots to this day.
West End

Close to sports arenas, dining and shopping options, and the picturesque Charles River, the West End is a popular destination.

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.
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.
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.
East Boston

Just across the harbor, East Boston is a not-so-hidden gem with a long history of welcoming new arrivals to the community.
Back Bay

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

Charlestown, the oldest neighborhood in Boston, has been home to a vast, diverse group of people throughout its five centuries.
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