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  • Allston
    Hear Allston, think abundance of affordable activities. Largely populated by students and young families, Allston offers a variety of shops and restaurants. A stroll down Allston's Harvard Avenue finds everything from upscale eateries and pool halls to local dives and mom-and-pop grocery stores. Music fans nicknamed the neighborhood "Allston Rock City" and "Rock and Roll Allston" as a tribute to its many musicians and venues, while sports fans scratch their itch by attending Harvard's 30,000 capacity stadium during football season. Last but certainly not least, countless pubs, bars, and nightclubs ensure no one goes thirsty. With easy access to many universities, Allston remains an ideal location for young adults.

    Educational Institutions:
    Boston University
    Harvard University

  • Back bay
    Exclusive, historic, elegant-these terms best describe one of Boston's finest neighborhoods. Back Bay's upscale residential and commercial surroundings include some of the City's finest dining, nightlife, and retail establishments while still reminding us of our roots. With the completion of much of the construction by 1900, many of Back Bay's earliest homes and architectural landmarks remain intact, attracting thousands of tourists a year. Newbury Street is Boston's 5th Avenue, offering high-fashion boutiques, bookstores, restaurants, and red-brick high rises; the high-end malls and elegant townhouses on Commonwealth Avenue and Boylston Street complete the perfect picture which is Back Bay.

    Educational Institutions:
    New England Optometry
    Fisher College

  • Beacon Hill
    You need not be a history buff to be taken aback by the social, artistic, and political elites who have graced Beacon Hill's cobblestone streets and brick rowhouses. From writers to actors, senators to judges, Beacon Hill remains one of the city's most desirable neighborhoods. Perhaps it is the close-knit community spirit or the vast Boston Common and Public Garden; or maybe residents are drawn to the golden Statehouse dome like moths to a bright light. Whatever it is, we are not the only ones who show our appreciation; in 1962 the neighborhood was designated a National Historic Landmark.

    Educational Institutions:
    Suffolk
    Emerson

  • Brighton
    It seems reasonable to categorize Brighton as a "grown-up" Allston. Contrary to its neighbor, Brighton is quiet, attracting graduate students, young professionals, and families to its extensive network of houses and small apartment buildings. While you can certainly find some national chains along Washington Street, residents often boast of the hidden gems among the numerous local family businesses.

    Educational Institutions:
    Boston College

  • Brookline
    Nestled on Boston's border, this unique suburb offers a bit of everything. A trip down Beacon Street will lead you through Coolidge Corner and Cleveland Circle, home to many student houses and affordable apartment buildings. The bookstores, cafes, pubs, and independent boutiques make for a relaxing afternoon following a morning of softball or football on the public sport fields. Conversely, just blocks from Boston's Commonwealth Avenue, luxurious estates surround small private parks and schools where many academic and scientific professionals raise families. For the less modest among us, Brookline has been called "the richest town in America" thanks to the many business executives who appreciate the suburb atmosphere and the quick commute into downtown Boston.

    Educational Institutions:
    New England Institute of Art

  • Fenway/Symphony
    The season doesn't matter; baseball is always in the air when walking about Fenway. Sporting one of the most iconic landmarks in the country, the Fenway/Symphony neighborhood entertains college students and professionals alike. Landsdowne Street is home to many of Boston's most popular clubs and watering holes which bustle with those seeking the mere scent of a Fenway Frank. One of the fastest-growing residential areas in Boston, the neighborhood also features world-renowned cultural and educational institutions, as well as the essential multiplex movie theater and major retail stores.

    Educational Institutions:
    Simmons
    Northeastern University
    Wentworth
    Berklee
    Boston Conservatory
    New England Conservatory
    Mass College of Pharmacy
    Emmanuel
    Wheelock
    Harvard Medical

  • Mission Hill
    Mission Hill is an architectural landmark district with a combination of freestanding houses built by early wealthy landowners, blocks of traditional brick rowhouses, and many triple deckers. Named one of Massachusetts' Best Zip Codes in 2008, "the Hill" overlaps with about half of the Longwood Medical and Academic Area. This area is home to 21 health care, research, and educational institutions and, other than downtown Boston, is the largest employment area in the City of Boston. This affords many of the Hill's residents the luxury of walking to school or work.

    Educational Institutions:
    Simmons
    Northeastern University
    Wentworth
    Berklee
    Boston Conservatory
    New England Conservatory
    Mass College of Pharmacy
    Emmanuel
    Wheelock
    Harvard Medical

  • North End
    Dare we declare it the best Italian food outside Il Belpaese herself? (Oh, that's Italy if it's unclear). Ok we get it; people don't live somewhere just because the food is absolutely, unbelievably, to-kill-for, delicious. Well, try this then: With different Italian Festivals every weekend throughout the summer, dull moments are personas non grata in the North End. Bordering Boston Harbor, apartments offer spectacular water and city views while the recently completed 'Big Dig' transformed a highway eyesore into pleasing landscaping including trees, flowers, and fountains. Just blocks from Boston's financial district and historic Faneuil Hall, the North End attracts a diverse population, and it also happens to be one of the safest neighborhoods in Boston. But seriously; the food.

    Educational Institutions:
    Suffolk
    Emerson

  • Jamaica Plain
    Affectionately referred to as "JP" by its residents, Jamaica Plain boasts diversity; every ethnicity, socio-economic stratum, and sexual orientation flock to this aspiring nature preserve. Not every city neighborhood is nationally known for its "Emerald Necklace" of parks or the 265-acre Arnold Arboretum which features thousands of plant species, four greenhouses, a library, and an extensive pathway system across a beautifully designed landscape. Tennis courts, baseball fields, golf courses, and even the largest zoo in New England all provide the community of artists, graduate students, political activists, and professionals plenty to do when the sun is shining. And on those windy days, don't forget to give sailing a shot on Jamaica Pond, the largest body of fresh water in the city.

  • South End
    The Renaissance may have ended in the 17th Century, but don't let South End residents in on the secret/well known fact. The thriving artistic center of Boston attracts families, young professionals, and a gay and lesbian community to its intricate network of Victorian brick rowhouses. Trendy is in; restaurants and coffeehouses embrace the culture and fluidly adjust to the constantly changing fashions while galleries can hardly keep up with the increasing number of artists that call the South End home.

    Educational Institutions:
    BUMC

  • South Boston
    You haven't experienced St. Paddy's Day if you haven't watched the parade from one of the many triple deckers and rowhouses in "Southie." When the green isn't out in full force, residents and visitors love the shops on Broadway Street and the variety of bars, pubs, and restaurants that litter the streets of this close-knit community. Recently, new hotels, offices, condominiums, and restaurants have sprung up in an area known as the "South Boston Waterfront." Boasting beautiful harbor views, expect this luxurious area to continue developing rapidly over the next few years.