Guides · Neighborhoods

The neighborhoods, from someone who works them.

Jared Samuels rents, sells, and owns across Boston — most heavily in the student corridor that runs from Mission Hill through the Fenway to Allston, where his own buildings sit and where he’s placed renters since his Northeastern days. These guides describe each area the way he’d describe it to a client: the housing stock, the rhythm of the market, and what to check before you commit.

Neighborhood guides

Mission Hill Triple-deckers on the hill — Jared’s home turf: his most rented neighborhood, and where his own portfolio began. Allston Big brick apartment blocks and two- and three-families around Packards Corner — the September 1 market at full volume. Fenway–Kenmore Pre-war walk-ups around Symphony and St. Stephen Street, steps from Northeastern — a corridor Jared has worked for years. South End Victorian bow-front row houses and their condo conversions — Jared works its Symphony-side edge and owns in the area.

Also served

Guides for the rest of the map are being written area by area. Jared works rentals, sales, and investment purchases across:

Brighton · South Boston · Dorchester · Jamaica Plain · East Boston · Charlestown · Cambridge · Somerville · Medford · Brookline · Quincy

Until each guide ships, the multifamily guide and the September 1 guide cover how buying and renting work across all of these neighborhoods — and current inventory is always on the rentals and sales pages.

Working one of these neighborhoods?

Renting, buying, or trying to find something that isn’t listed yet — say which area and what you’re after.

Get in touch 617-548-1232 · jared@evoboston.com