Neighborhoods

Every Boston neighborhood has its own feed, its own Overheard, and its own buildings.

FenwayVibrant neighborhood home to Fenway Park, museums, and young professionals1BR $2,800Walk 96Transit 100AllstonStudent-heavy neighborhood with affordable rent, vibrant nightlife, and diverse dining1BR $2,400Walk 90Transit 87Back BayUpscale historic neighborhood with Victorian brownstones, high-end shopping, and fine dining1BR $3,500Walk 99Transit 100South EndTrendy neighborhood with Victorian row houses, diverse dining, and art galleries1BR $3,200Walk 97Transit 95BrightonFamily-friendly with a mix of students and long-term residents, affordable by Boston standards1BR $2,200Walk 82Transit 75Jamaica PlainEclectic, diverse neighborhood with parks, local businesses, and community spirit1BR $2,400Walk 82Transit 72CambridgeHome to Harvard and MIT, known for academic culture, tech startups, and intellectual vibrancy1BR $3,000Walk 95Transit 90SomervilleHip, walkable city with great food scene, growing transit, and creative community1BR $2,600Walk 89Transit 78BrooklineAffluent suburban town surrounded by Boston with excellent schools and green spaces1BR $2,800Walk 88Transit 82DorchesterBoston's largest neighborhood with diverse communities, waterfront access, and improving transit1BR $2,000Walk 75Transit 70Beacon HillHistoric, affluent neighborhood with gas-lit streets, brick sidewalks, and Federal-style architecture1BR $3,300Walk 99Transit 100East BostonWaterfront neighborhood with growing dining scene, airport proximity, and harbor views1BR $2,200Walk 83Transit 80South BostonRapidly developed neighborhood with waterfront access, new restaurants, and young professional scene1BR $2,900Walk 85Transit 72North EndHistoric Italian neighborhood with charming streets, waterfront views, and legendary restaurants1BR $3,000Walk 99Transit 97Mission HillAffordable hilltop neighborhood near the Longwood Medical Area with diverse student population1BR $2,100Walk 80Transit 78