Neighborhoods

Boston Proper

The Historic Heart & Urban Pulse Boston Proper represents the city’s architectural and cultural foundation. These are the neighborhoods that define the “Hub”—from the gas-lit cobblestones of the 19th-century historic core to the soaring, glass-walled innovation of the waterfront. Living in Boston Proper means prioritizing walkability and immediacy; your morning coffee, your commute, and your social life can all happen within a few city blocks. Here, we specialize in the stewardship of historic brownstones, the revitalization of classic three-deckers, and the savvy acquisition of urban condos that hold their value through every market cycle.

Allston

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

The gold standard of elegance; a masterclass in 19th-century urban planning and iconic Victorian brownstones.
Beacon Hill

The quintessential “old Boston” enclave; a sanctuary of Federal-style row houses, gas lamps, and the prestigious charm of Louisburg Square.
Brighton

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

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

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

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

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

The “Greenest” neighborhood, home to the Arnold Arboretum. It’s a community of activists and artists, featuring iconic triple-deckers and Victorian mansions.
Mission Hill

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

A dense, walkable waterfront community steeped in history and famous for its Italian heritage.
Roslindale

A “garden suburb” within the city, anchored by an award-winning Farmers Market and early 20th-century bungalows.
Roxbury

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

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

Boston’s culinary darling, featuring the largest intact Victorian row house district in the country and a vibrant, artistic soul.
West Roxbury

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

Inner Suburbs

The Best of Both Worlds The Inner Suburbs are for those who aren’t ready to say goodbye to the city, but are ready for a bit more breathing room. These immediate “city-suburbs” offer a seamless urban-to-suburban transition, characterized by tree-lined residential streets, high-performing school districts, and enough yard space for a garden or a swing set—all while remaining a 15-minute T ride or a short drive from downtown. Our focus here is on finding the “forever home” that still feels connected: the approachable post-war Capes, the grand turn-of-the-century Victorians, the sturdy, historic Colonials, and the walkable village centers that make community life feel both effortless and intentional.

Arlington

A community defined by the Minuteman Bikeway and top-tier schools, offering a thoughtful transition from the urban energy of East Arlington to the stately, architecturally significant homes of Jason Heights.
Braintree

A transit-rich suburb that serves as a gateway to the shore, offering strong community roots and solid “good bones” housing.
Brookline

An urban-suburban mix with world-class schools and a focus on architectural preservation.
Cambridge

An international intellectual hub of distinct “Squares,” ranging from Brattle Street mansions to the tech energy of Kendall Square.
Chelsea

A compact, high-energy urban enclave where industrial grit meets artistic innovation; it offers the region’s best “transit-per-dollar” value via the Silver Line and a major 2026 waterfront revitalization movement.
Dedham

A historic town blending 17th-century roots with the modern convenience of Legacy Place.
Everett

Boston’s fastest-evolving urban frontier, defined by its industrial grit-turned-growth, the energy of the Encore district, and high-density value for those who want to be “next door” to the city.
Malden

A high-energy transit powerhouse where a world-class international dining scene meets a diverse housing stock ranging from industrial lofts to hillside Colonials with skyline views.
Medford

A historic “streetcar suburb” that has been revitalized by the Green Line Extension, offering a mix of grand West Medford Victorians, sturdy triple-deckers, and unbeatable proximity to Tufts University.
Quincy

The “City of Presidents,” offering a coastal lifestyle, a revitalized downtown, and a more accessible price point on the Red Line.
Somerville

Creative and dense; a foodie destination known for its iconic triple-deckers and independent spirit.
Watertown

A revitalized biotech and retail hub that maintains its residential charm and riverfront access.

Greater Boston

The Tapestry of the Region Greater Boston is a macro-view of the region’s diverse identity: a collection of independent cities and towns that serve as the engines of New England’s economy and education. This category encompasses the vibrant “inner ring” hubs and coastal communities where history meets modern industry. Whether you are looking for the creative energy of a renovated loft in Chelsea, the coastal charm of the North Shore, or the strategic value of a multi-family investment in Medford, Greater Boston offers a spectrum of lifestyles. I guide my clients through this landscape by looking past the listing photos and focusing on the long-term structural integrity and community texture of every location.

Belmont

Known as “The Town of Homes,” this prestigious enclave is a masterclass in quiet residential elegance, featuring three distinct village centers, top-ranked academics, and meticulously maintained New England architecture.
Canton

Sitting at the foot of the Blue Hills, it’s an outdoor lover’s dream with excellent highway access and a mix of old and new construction.
Concord

The cradle of American history and literature, offering an impeccably preserved village center filled with high-end Federal-style homes and Revolutionary-era charm.
Dover

The gold standard of rural-suburban privacy, characterized by minimum-acreage zoning, prestigious regional schools, and grand estates tucked behind winding, wooded roads.
Franklin

A forward-thinking “innovation” hub featuring the nation’s first public library and a vibrant college-town energy, with diverse housing options from historic downtown Victorians to modern estates.
Lexington

A haven for lovers of Mid-Century Modernism (home to the Gropius House), where conservation-first planning ensures that innovative, nature-blended architecture remains the town’s calling card.
Medfield

A refined residential enclave defined by historic stewardship, the scenic grounds of the former State Hospital, and an increasingly sophisticated local dining scene.
Medway

A community-centric town prized for its picturesque parks and a versatile housing stock that spans from 19th-century village homes to sprawling modern subdivisions.
Melrose

A Victorian jewel box with a “hallmark” downtown feel, prized for its high-stewardship preservation of Queen Annes and Italianates and its rare triple-stop Commuter Rail access.
Millis

A pastoral hidden gem offering rural tranquility and a “slow-living” pace, where value-oriented single-family homes sit among active farms and craft taprooms.
Milton

A seamless transition from the city to the suburbs, known for the Blue Hills Reservation and stately, high-stewardship homes.
Natick

A mix of a bustling retail hub and the historic, artistic Natick Center, offering everything from starter homes to new builds.
Needham

A polished, community-centric town with two distinct centers and easy commuter rail access.
Newton

A “City of Villages” consistently ranked for its quality of life and top schools.
Norfolk

A quiet, low-density escape with a focus on open space and privacy, providing high-end custom homes and a reliable Commuter Rail link to South Station.
Norwood

The vibrant “Town of Guilds” known for its bustling Main Street and industrial-chic vibe; offering exceptional value in post-war Capes and a thriving local brewery scene.
Revere

The region’s premier coastal value play, where the historic sands of America’s first public beach meet a new wave of modern waterfront condos and seamless Blue Line access to downtown.
Sherborn

An intellectual, pastoral sanctuary defined by its commitment to land conservation, the beloved Farm Pond, and a rich collection of meticulously preserved historic architecture.
Walpole

Known for its “rebel” spirit and athletic prestige, this town centers around the stunning, Olmsted-designed Bird Park and offers sturdy, well-maintained suburban architecture.
Waltham

The “Watch City,” blending industrial history with a world-class restaurant scene along Moody Street.