Moving in the Winter…brrr

Ever tried moving in the Winter in Boston? I can tell you this much…it’s not highly advisable if you can avoid it. Not only are your fingers going to freeze carrying furniture up and down the stairs, but parking is an absolute nightmare. The Almanac.com predicts a wet winter ahead, so it’ll take some gloves and read more »

Increased demand means trouble for real estate agents at Boston apartment buildings

In a bold move by Equity Residential, a national property management and REIT, fees paid to referring real estate agents will now be cut by more than half. Typically the company, along with many others in the Boston area, had paid a one month commission to real estate agents who accompanied their clients at their read more »

Discounts offered for residents based on where they work

  Ever wonder if wish working at the company you’re at would get you a discount at a certain apartment building? Certain Boston apartment communities have chosen to offer residents with a “preferred corporate” discount, which can lower your rent as much as $200 per month at the Devonshire. At 1330 Boylston in the Fenway, read more »

Neighborhoods of Boston

I ran across an amazing website: Qwiki.com and here is a great video explaining the neighborhoods of Boston. Feel free to poke around after the video to see specific videos for each neighborhood. Once you familiarize yourself with a neighborhood hop on over and find apartments for rent in boston. I hope you like Qwiki read more »

Harbor Towers offers spacious north end waterfront Boston apartments

Harbor Towers, Boston’s tallest residential buildings, offer sales and rentals that are completely uncharacteristic of its surroundings. Unlike most waterfront/north end apartments, these buildings offer a minimum of 700 square feet for 1 bedroom units, and often have much more space than that. Levels of renovation vary drastically between units, but here are the current read more »