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Congrats! I guess I’ll go against the grain here, but I generally prefer normal apartments over managed/luxury/serviced buildings. You get more of a Boston feel, and a lot of the high rises are cheaply constructed. I live in an apartment in a brownstone built in the 1880s (which is pretty old for America) and I’ve never heard my neighbors. $3k is also going to be tough to swing in any of the high rises, even off cycle, but it’ll open a lot of options for normal apartments.
I’d look in the North End, especially coming from Italy. It’s the Italian corner of Boston, quick walk to the financial district, and has tons of restaurants. They also have Italian festivals throughout the year. Generally apartments can be on the smaller side compared to other neighborhoods, but there should be options in your price range that are pretty nice.
Look on zillow/hotpads/etc any rental sites and you can look at a bunch of listings, if you find one you like and reach out on the listing you’ll be put in touch with a broker who can show you that one and probably others that are a good fit
People are friendly. It's just a stereotype of the east coast. They do stick to their neighborhoods which is weird to me but people aren't necessarily mean in my experience.
I live in Charlestown - nice neighborhood, pretty close to downtown, but still quiet (no major highways or trains cut through the neighborhood so people don’t commute through it). We own a house here but I think you could find a rental for $3k per month that would be a 2BR, 800-1000 square feet.
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Thanks! Charlestown seemed like a great neighborhood when we visited - unfortunately it doesn’t have that many public transport options, which is a major drawback as we don’t plan to buy a car straight away.
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I live in Quincy, MA 7 miles away from Boston. There are stations close by and rents are reasonable compared to Boston. I pay 2900 for 2 bedroom apartment
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