My State MLS Proudly Serves Boston, MA

Boston, is located on the coast of Massachusetts bordering the Massachusetts bay. The city has a rich history with it being a major part of the revolutionary war. Remnants from history can still be having historic landmarks, cobblestone streets, and historic architecture. Boston's freedom trail is a walking trail which walks through many of the historic sites in Boston such as the USS Constitution which was a ship launched in 1797 as well as the site of the Boston Massacre. Boston is also home to the site of the Boston Tea Party and Liberty Tree which were both major parts of the American rebellion against Great Britain. The Boston Tea Party site features accurate replicas of the ships that were there during the time. Furthermore Boston features the Bunker Hill Monument which was erected to commemorate the Battle of Bunker Hill which was a major battle in the American revolution. Boston is also home to Fenway Park which is the home stadium for the Boston Red Sox. Fenway park also hosts non-baseball events such as pickleball and a concert series with artists such as Morgan Wallen, Zac Brown Band, and Guns 'n Roses. Boston is also just 45 minutes away from Gillette Stadium which is home to the New England Patriots. Furthermore, Boston has T.D which is home to the Bruins and Celtics. Moreover, Boston Commons is a 50 acre park that is the oldest park in Boston and goes through many major streets.

Boston also features the Museum of Fine Arts which has many modern and classic paintings as well as sculptures and statues. Boston also features many of the best colleges in the world with its top colleges being Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T), Harvard University, Northeastern University, and Boston University. Many consider both Harvard University and M.I.T to be in the top three colleges in America. Boston is also only an hour and a half drive from Six Flags New England which features some of the biggest roller coasters in New England. Boston is also near amazing ski resorts such as Jiminy Peak, Mount Snow, Stratton, and Sugar Bush. Boston also features the J.F.K Presidential Museum and Library. Each of Boston's neighborhoods have a different feel and characteristics. Back Bay is known for its Victorian Brownstones and Beacon Hill is known for its narrow streets and townhouses. The north end is known for its Italian features including its food, and South Boston is known for its Irish influence with it having many pubs and Irish restaurants. Boston also has easy transportation known as the "T" which has subways, buses, and railways.
Boston housing consists of Brownstones, Victorian homes, modern apartments, and condominiums. The median property value in Boston was around $700,000 in 2021. Boston has a very competitive real estate market due to its strong job opportunities and amazing universities. Due to this the available number of homes has been less than the amount of available houses for sale. The average monthly rent for a one bedroom apartment in Boston is around $2,500. Boston has seen ongoing construction to expand the housing availability.