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    The Indie

    35-43 Braintree St, Boston, MA 02134

    Studio - 3 Beds $2,905 - $6,065

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    The Bon

    1260 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02215

    Studio - 2 Beds $3,106 - $5,900

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    Imprint

    780 Morrissey Blvd, Dorchester, MA 02122

    Studio - 2 Beds $2,199 - $4,479

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    Park 151

    151 N First St, Cambridge, MA 02141

    Studio - 3 Beds $2,815 - $10,005

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    525 LINC

    525 Lincoln St, Allston, MA 02134

    Studio - 4 Beds $1,996 - $2,536 / Person

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    DUO

    180 Central Ave, Chelsea, MA 02150

    Studio - 2 Beds $2,363 - $4,094

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Living in Boston MA

Boston is one of the United States' most historic cities, playing a major role throughout American history. Today, Massachusetts' capital city is a hub for science, technology, business, and education. Boston University and Harvard University add to the cosmopolitan vibe of the city. Between the Red Sox games at Fenway Park, boat rides at the Boston Public Garden, and food hubs like SoWa, there is always plenty to do in Boston. The city is known for its unique architectural styles. Federal, Greek Revival, Italianate, and Second Empire are just a few of the styles used for houses in Boston. The city also has a variety of luxury high-rise apartments and condos available for rent, with the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in the city currently around $3,000 per month.

Moving to the Area

While living in Boston is more expensive than the national average, it is a very walkable city with easy access to the MBTA public transportation system. Many residents find they can do without a car. Job opportunities are plentiful in the city, with industries ranging from technology to finance. The cost of living has continued to rise, with housing prices significantly above the national average, making it essential for potential residents to budget accordingly.

Lifestyle

As the unofficial capital of New England, Boston's economy and culture define the region. Boston is home to a variety of medical centers, start-ups, and research facilities. As forward-thinking as the city is, however, Boston cherishes its historical roots and its role in the American Revolution. Tourism brings visitors to tour the city's historic sites like Faneuil Hall and the Freedom Trail. The city is also known for its passionate sports culture, with teams like the Boston Red Sox, Boston Celtics, and New England Patriots drawing fans to Fenway Park, TD Garden, and Gillette Stadium, respectively.

Culture

From its colorful murals to its incredible architecture, Boston is a cultural and artistic hub. With destinations like the Strand Theatre, the Museum of Fine Arts, the New England Aquarium, and Boston Common, there's plenty to experience in Boston. Be sure to explore the Waterfront, the Faneuil Hall Marketplace, and the Charlestown Navy Yard as you search for rentals in Boston.

Industry

Technology and life sciences are the fastest growing industries in Boston. There are also long-term staples of the Boston economy, such as manufacturing and fishing, thanks to a prime location in a basin where the Charles River enters the Boston Harbor and the Atlantic Ocean. Financial service companies are also top employers in Boston, including brokerage software and insurance firms like New York Life and Liberty Mutual Group. The cost of living in Boston remains high, with housing prices significantly above the national average, reflecting the city's strong demand for real estate.

Sports & Colleges

Boston is often defined by its sports and higher education. Boston is home to more than 100 higher education institutions including Harvard University, Tufts University, Boston College, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and Boston University. Boston sports teams are highly coveted throughout the entire New England region. The MLB Boston Red Sox play at Fenway Park, the oldest ballpark in the league, instantly making it a place of sports tradition. The New England Patriots have some of the most loyal football fans in the country. The beloved NBA Boston Celtics and NHL Boston Bruins teams rally the city at the TD Garden arena.

Landmarks

Boston is a city that is rooted in American history and inspires exploration. You can walk around the country's oldest park, Boston Common, or along the Freedom Trail. There are 16 historically significant sites along the Freedom Trail, including Paul Revere's House and USS Constitution, the world's oldest commissioned warship. Then there's Faneuil Hall, a premier urban marketplace. It's home to numerous shops, restaurants, and food stalls with numerous street performers lining the sidewalks for further entertainment. The Boston Public Garden, the oldest botanical garden in the U.S., is also a great place to stroll and take in nature's beauty.

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