Boston Proper

A neighborhood of deep historical significance and grand 19th-century architecture, particularly in the Fort Hill district.

Boston’s largest and most diverse neighborhood, offering everything from Melville Park mansions to modern industrial lofts.

A leafier counterpoint to Allston, balancing urban convenience with the scenic beauty of the Reservoir and a mix of Tudors and condos.

High-energy and creative; the culinary heart of West Boston, dominated by brick multi-families and an innovative pulse.

A hilltop community with impressive brick row houses, popular with medical professionals and students alike.

Eastie is a vibrant waterfront frontier with unbeatable skyline views, transit proximity, and a mix of triple-deckers and modern harbor lofts.

A historic village across the harbor, famous for gas lamps, cobblestones, and the Navy Yard’s unique waterfront lofts.

A sleek, glass-and-steel district; the epicenter of innovation and modern luxury high-rise living.

“Boston’s best-kept secret,” offering value and space with charming post-war Capes and a true small-town neighborhood feel.

Offers a quiet, suburban pace within city limits, defined by tree-lined streets and single-family Colonials and Revivals.