Living in East Boston, MA - What it's like in Eastie

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Today we're talking all about living in East Boston, or living in Eastie!! You might have seen a bunch of talk about what's going on in East Boston, so we're covering that. East Boston is commonly called "eastie" and is a gorgeous neighborhood just across the water from downtown Boston. Yes it's part of Boston! It might be next to Winthrop and Revere, MA but Eastie is part of Boston. It has a lot to offer and it has major neighborhoods: Jeffries Point, Orient Heights, and Eagle Hill. Jeffries Point is kinda the center and the prime real estate in East Boston because it's waterfront and right across from downtown. Jeffries Point in Eastie is where you see a lot of these new and luxury condos, apartments and other big developments in East Boston. The Boston Logan International Airport is also located in East Boston which is also one of the advantages of living in East Boston if you love traveling haha. East Boston has seen a lot of growth, development, and change... not always in good ways, especially when it comes to affordability and cost of living in Eastie for locals who have lived in East Boston their whole lives.
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Here’s a breakdown:
0:00 Overview of Living in East Boston
1:44 Jeffries Point, Waterfront, Luxury living
3:05 Location of East Boston on Map
3:29 Boston Harbor
4:23 Jeffries Point neighborhood
5:49 Eagle Hill neighborhood
6:40 Orient Heights neighborhood
7:05 Boston Airport
7:45 Controversial Issues in East Boston
8:18 Articles on Development and Gentrification
8:56 Immigrants in East Boston
9:39 “Gentrified area” with new condos and townhomes
12:00 Lower Prices for Condos in East Boston
13:13 Moving to East Boston, MA
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@DiMac43 Жыл бұрын

I lived in Eastie while doing my undergrad at Berklee College of Music back in 2001 and it was at that time a lot of fun but did have its challenges. People did not want to visit me because of the tunnel traffic and tolls and, of course, the parking situation. However, I loved that I could hop on the Blue Line and up to Revere Beach so easily. Plus, it's close to Winthrop and the beaches which are gorgeous. What's also great about living in Boston, Eastie or other neighborhoods, is how easy it is to use the T. All lines connect very easily and I had no problem working in the Back Bay and living in East Boston. I lived on Meridian St. and would you believe my rent was $700/month. I had to move when I started grad school at BU since I worked during the day and went to school at night - I moved to Allston which is another great Boston neighborhood. It nice to see the transformation but it did have a great sense of community when I lived there. Too bad that has been dissipating.

@nadia1224 2 ай бұрын

Born and raised but left more than 15 years ago. Looks beautiful!

@ALoveProductions 2 ай бұрын

I'm life long/2nd generation Eastie and that Waterfront you keep showing to those that grew up here, that's part of the Maverick Neighborhood. I'd consider anything past Bremen St to be Jeffries Point Maverick Station, Lewis Mall to Lopresti Park is Maverick. Then there's Central Square, Day Square. Wood Island Station to Orient Heights Station is Orient Heights. East Boston has always been a working class town, which now being pushed out and displaced! My family is blessed we're to still be here! But we're struggling. All the development is bitter sweet, beautifying areas that very much needed it but at the cost of the hard working people that live here just getting by! On top of it these developments are creating traffic, parking issues and over populating schools in an already congested space! The development going up on Bremen and brook st supposed have, what 110 units and retail space and 64 space parking garage, banking on people not wanting or having a car. And the street parking being bumper to bumper to the point cars take chances blocking driveways and street corners. And that water from during bad storms has been flooding to almost a full block inland. East Boston is a nice place to live (best views of Boston) and should be affordable and accessible for EVERYONE. More and more it becoming not the case!

@belabel_0151 Жыл бұрын

Thank you for discussing gentrification in considering this neighborhood

@LivingBoston Жыл бұрын

It's not a fun topic but definitely an important discussion in Eastie and the way things are changing here

@capitalistinsight Жыл бұрын

What are the regulations with airBNB specifically sharing a room, and or leasing out part of your house/apartment? Is it completely free to do what you want? Or are there some things to know?

@frictionBiscuits Жыл бұрын

Will you do a video on Cambridge?

@Tirra227 Жыл бұрын

Boston is freezing cold. It's nice to live there in the spring and summer.

@LivingBoston Жыл бұрын

Very true. Especially cold near the water where it's windy like parts of Eastie and Seaport.

@VeeAmericanEagle Жыл бұрын

Do revere!!

@LivingBoston Жыл бұрын

Will definitely work on a Revere video!

@joeleone731 6 ай бұрын

Not true that it was a lot of immigrants. I was born and raised on everett st which is jefferies point. From the 1950's-1980'S it was mainly Italians and Irish. but that changed in the 90's