East Boston Is Taking Off

Just across Boston Harbor, East Boston is a not-so-hidden gem of a neighborhood with a long history of welcoming immigrants and travelers to the community. With great eats, great views, and Logan International Airport next door, East Boston is one of Boston’s hottest neighborhoods to rent or buy.

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Known as “Eastie” to locals, this is a neighborhood that’s seen an influx of new residents; families, young professionals, and students attracted by the proximity to downtown, waterfront views, and comparatively low housing prices.

Tightly knit East Boston is known for diverse cuisine and plenty of festivals and block parties. Go east!

East Boston is one of many centers for Latin American life in Boston. Restaurants, bakeries, stores, and even food trucks sell items that remind residents of their roots.

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