Boston Apartments
Learn more about living in our Boston apartments for rent.
Discovering all of Boston’s history would take days - possibly weeks or months - thanks to it being one of America’s oldest cities and the site of countless landmark events. But perhaps the best way to immerse yourself in Boston’s history is to actually live here, navigating the streets, walking along the Freedom Trail, taking in the amazing sites and architecture on your way to and from your apartment. Students, scholars, visitors all enjoy living in Boston for various reasons. Current residents of our Boston apartments are choosing to stay planted firmly in their historic hometown instead of up and moving to sprawling suburbia, creating a housing demand that makes the city’s real estate all the more valuable.
Our apartments in Boston are some of the most well appointed. Inside you'll find luxury community amenities that include 24-hour concierge services, pet-friendly accommodations, bike storage and rooftop terraces with spectacular views of the Boston skyline. Inside our apartments, you can enjoy private balconies, in-home washer and dryers, Nest thermostats and more.
Beyond what's inside our apartments, among of the best perks of our Boston apartments are their locations. The city of Boston has a walk score of 96, a public transit score of 100 and a biking score of 77, residents can leave their cars parked safely at home and get everywhere they need by bus, train, bike or on foot. Recently, a report by the George Washington University predicted Boston will soon become the most walkable city and metropolitan area in the country, beating current leaders New York and Washington, D.C. This is, in part, due to the new Boston apartments for rent and properties in the city’s booming neighborhoods, giving residents more housing options in more in-demand areas of the historic city.
Some of the more popular neighborhoods and landmarks in Boston include the Downtown area, home to Boston Common and historic sites like Faneuil Hall. The North End is the go-to place for authentic Italian cuisine and cannoli along narrow cobblestone streets. Enjoy the historic row houses in Beacon Hill, one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods that transports visitors back to colonial Boston. The revitalized South End is now one of the city’s most popular neighborhoods with 30 parks, world-class restaurants and plenty of art galleries and studios. Other notable neighborhoods include Cambridge, Kendall Square, East Boston, South Boston, and West End, all of which boast their own listings of Boston apartments and unique personalities for residents and visitors to enjoy.