In addition to a wide range of neighborhoods to choose from, Boston also offers a variety of housing types, from historic rowhouses to newly constructed high-rise apartments to industrial lofts.
Some of our favorite buildings are featured in this section, along with descriptions and typical price ranges.
Located in the burgeoning Seaport District, 437 D Street is the conversion of a former manufacturing building into 42 loft units with finishes varying from the basic with concrete floors and exposed ductwork to the luxurious, with customized kitchens, baths, flooring and finishes. Building amenities include central heating/cooling, oversized windows, parking, an elevator, a common roof deck and a location just minutes from public transportation and the new Boston Convention & Exhibition Center. Built in 1910, converted in 1996. Call today for details on units available both for sale and for rent. MBTA: Silver Line
