Boston is the Massachusetts capital spanning over 48 square miles making it the largest city in New England. One of the oldest cities in the United States, it is now home to some 600,000+ people that live in many of the different neighborhoods found throughout. Comprised officially of 23 neighborhoods, Boston has often been regarded as the “city of neighborhoods.” What makes the city so distinct is the variation of culture, architecture and landscape that is found in each and every neighborhood ultimately offering something for everyone. Whether you are in South Boston, South End, Beacon Hill or North End, there are unique attributes to all making visits to each exciting.

Boston is steeped in history being founded in 1630. Home to the scene of several events including the Boston Tea Party, American Revolution, Boston Massacre and Battle of Bunker Hill there is a lengthy history which has all shaped what it is today.

Today, Boston has transformed into a bustling economy with the perfect combination of industry including financial, medical and education. Numerous top-rated universities and colleges are found in the city bringing students in droves from all over the world. Due to its high quality of life, many students oftentimes stay after their schooling and plant their roots here.

Housing options are also abundant and come in a variety of shapes and sizes. On the historic side you have classic brick rowhouses and brownstones that house both apartments and condos. Sporadically in between there are still some preserved single families to be found. In recent years due to the increased housing demand, many new construction – full service buildings have been built offering luxury residences for the discerning buyer. No matter what your lifestyle is, Boston is sure to have the right combination of neighborhood and real estate for you to call home.