Please do Cambridge and Somerville!

South Boston would be great as well! :)

Please contact a knowledgeable Boston source, even see if you can visit it with a good case manager. Boston is very difficult, very cold, and above all, very expensive. I have lived all over the U S and had good pay in Boston..,would never, ever live there again. If you do not know anyone...do think seriously about this..

@@leebedard1962 pros and cons of Boston? Why wouldn't u live there again

@@arcnyte5232 Extremely difficult to make even casual social connections unless you are college age or just beyond. I am a native New Englander who has lived in many U S locations..Boston was very difficult socially. When this Atlanta resident, who wil lbe disadvantaged in the very pricey Boston market, asked, I was alarmed that she might go unprepared. To a typical Southerner, 30 degrees F is extreme cold..in addition to culture shock. Boston is beautiful.But welcoming, it is not...

@@leebedard1962 that's definitely facts. It's hard to make friends in boston. I think the coldness itself makes me not want to live there

@@arcnyte5232 It is one of our most beautiful cities, and for upwardly mobile young careerists, college students, or well connected locals, it is probably a paradise. But the woman inquiring was a Section 8 qualified resident of Atlanta. I fear she will wind up in some ethnic exurb in a poorly maintained building where she will be lonely, cold, and, if she happens to be a minority, , unable to work or connect. I have seen this happen. Perhaps Old Boston has died. Sure hope so...