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OH THE PEOPLE ARE GROTESQUE. ESPECIALLY THE OUTTA STATERS.

THE WEATHER IS DISGUSTING

Last time the city shutdown from snow was 2014. I miss new england winters.

IT DOESN'T SNOW ANYMORE IN GROTESQUE SICKENING DISGUSTING BOSTON TRASHACHUSETTS!!!!!!!!

California surprisingly is a distant second in douchebags compared to the Acela corridor city region aka Northeast.

The Northeast in general got the most arrogant douchebags in America. Midwest is better. Chicago is way nicer than Boston or NY or DC.

Boston is a more passive aggressive version of New York and the people there are douchebags. Its also too cold and too expensive.

Hello! Can I have your email? I want to ask you a question about Lexington, Massachusetts.

Bro my parents are forcing me to go to Boston today for this fake Harry Potter experience that’s 100 percent a dumb scam

You’re spot on. I was born and raised here. After 38 years, I’m officially leaving this dump.

Get the history cold watah flats the ice man rag man fruit man cornah stores pool rooms. The Hippie # movie theater..Cobblestone sts. Trolley rails. Elevated trains Stores Clinic Boys & Girls clubs Baby & Bunkah pools Pahks # Eden St. Bars liquor stores Us Navy longshoremen local 25 Schraffys Bond bread Navy Yard Whistle Flatfoots walkin the beat Every barbershop hung Marciano pictures every parlor hung a pic of the pope & US President..more more more.. Most importantly Pride..Knew every Boston Politician ..Townies alive will always call it home.

By up and coming he means being gentrified

Terrible place

It was a great place for me to grow up in.

Fuck this place.

Great job! I've lived here for I've lived here for 20 years, all on the northern side of route 9. Well South Brookline has the huge 20 million homes there were also plenty of side streets scattered around the northern half just off of Beacon that have multimillion dollar mansions (e.g. Evans Road, I y Street, Beech Street, Chatham Street, etc.). When I first got my own place in Brookline I was 23 and renting a studio apartment on Beacon Street. It was very odd to me that I could leave my little studio apartment which was always noisy from all the traffic and the T was in down Beacon Street and walk for about 1 minute and be in front of mansions. It's a crazy mix to find young professionals just out of college with close to no money to their name to our neighbors with multimillionaires, but that is life in Brookline.

Agree. And 2 years later, some of these things are worse: parking, traffic. Drivers are horrible, always going too fast, always in a hurry. Cost of living now quite a bit worse (more expensive). Weather for last 2 winters have not been so bad (in the city) hardly any snow compared to 2013 and 2015

My home! Four generations! Best neighborhood! I love my North End! ❤

helpful. thanks!

If I’m trying too move into a high rise, does it matter what month I decide to rent? Will rent be cheaper during the winter months like Nov-Feb? Thanks so much

Thank God, I live in Brooklyn, New York and left Boston, Massachusetts in May 2022 and left upstate Massachusetts in late May 2022.

Moved here from the south (atl) 10 years ago for work, the first 5 years I questioned my decision but never thought about leaving, now I couldn't imagine living anywhere else. I travel globally for work and love coming home to Boston, it's a privilege to live here.

Mission hill use to be a blue collar neighborhood - zero student housing or frats. It was quiet. Then rents started going sky high in the 80s and the working people who could afford the rent on a flat were forced out. The current rents of $3,000-$5,000 monthly are by no means cheap and is why it takes several students to rent a flat. Not "fun" for all those who have been displaced by the runaway housing costs in America

is it easy to find Job there ?

I hope to leave Boston, Massachusetts next year if GOD willing. I was born and raised in South Boston. We affectionately refer to the town as “ Southie.” I am tired of Democrats. I am tired of all their failed policies. I would love to find a neighborhood where the residents proudly fly the American flag. I would love to find a neighborhood where people are patriotic and religious. I want to find a neighborhood that would give a Democrat nightmares where people have a Bible in one hand and a gun in the other. I am done with Massachusetts. I do not want to burn with the Democrats in their own failed policies. I have a house for sale, but it will cost you $750,000. Hopefully next year.

Beacon Hill is an amazing neighborhood, I just wish it wasn't so expensive.

We are going to Boston in September. Would like to go see the Lexington sites. What is the best way to get from Boston to Lexington? We will not have a car.

I lived in Boston for about 8 years in the late 90's early 00's I absolutely loved the attitude So to each their own folks

I remember growing up in Boston, they would cancel school frequently because of snowstorms and weather.

Newland St Projects.

The food absolutely sucks in Boston. Sub par of every culture.

We can tell you’re not even from Boston because you keep referring to THE South End as just South End… it’s THE South End! And it wasn’t that long ago that Southie natives woulda been pissed off at an out of town guy breaking down and analyzing the neighborhood. And he calls Southie “ quaint” uhhh ok sure, I guess, as long as you don’t get into one of their frequent neighborhood gang brawls or run afoul of the Irish organized crime groups….. quaint 👌

Very repetitive.

Liked it much better 20-30 years ago before all the young professionals moved in and sent prices through the roof and gentrified it.

A) how about not spending half your video on the South End talking about “Southie”?? B) There are almost no “brownstones” in the South End. They are “bow fronts”

Do you charge a brokers fee?

Fantastic

The "Helicopters" one will hear in Mission Hill, are actually called "ghetto birds". Mission Hill was the place to live in the 1980s-1990s if you were an art student; a punk; or a 'minority' coming from an entire family that had lived in Mission Hill for generations- that is, until 1999 when the scumbag landlords decided to up all the rents and gentrify the neighborhood -to make way for all the kids who did not go to work every day for a living. Now-now Mission Hill is a 'safe' place to live - if you are a sheltered college kid who's never known a day's hunger. Mission Hill (simply "Mission Hill"; "The Hill" moniker is actually used in reference to Beacon Hill.), was the cheapest place in Boston to live. Now, it is like "the new South End"...which is a complete polarity to Roxbury Crossing and anything anyone who is actually from Boston and who could tell you about Mission Hill.

@"Living Boston": Try getting off of your cell phones and try to start a conversation with someone. One big 'downside' of living in Boston: kids' parents from fly-over states footing the bill for their brats to live in higher-end buildings-- where the adults live, who are trying to get away from the college atmosphere. Unfortunately. Most said, "Brats" have wealthy parents.

Fun fact: Brookline in Massachusetts is actually the birth place of the 35th president of USA John F. Kennedy.

Having lived in Boston and parts of New England..you are so right on of your Demographics of Boston..it will Always be and has always been one of the strongest economic and cultural engines in the U.S. and So Unique in many ways..and it and Montreal are the Only Nort American cities to emulate European cities in scale and sophistication.👍😊

I moved to "Dot" in 2022 from Los Angeles California after 30 years. Trust me, It's MUCH better here. And I love the neighbourhood.

Living in the South, but visiting Boston a lot, I would say that Southern people who are strangers are easier to talk to. You can go to the checkout line in the South and think some lady talking to the checkout girl must be her mom, when in fact they don't know each other at all. But its important to note that this "friendliness" is somewhat skin deep. It does not mean Southerners are more prone to loan you money, for example, or have more compassion for the poor, or are less likely to "hit and run" in an accident. I enjoy the Southern way, but I also enjoy the Boston way. The advantage of the Boston way is that at least I get a better impression of where a person stands. In the South, I can have a co-worker who I think likes me when he is actually dissing me to other workers. Again, the friendliness is almost an act, a lot of the time.

The 1st part made me miss it, but as a native Western Masshole I left the Commonwealth 10 years ago, because of the policies of the left-wing nuts extremists and moved to the MidWest for work and cheaper cost of living. And many parts of Mass are ghetto trashy, the College indoctrinated think they are "progressive" but nothing has progressed, if anything it is still , bordered up, run down, "old New England style". DON'T MOVE HERE and watch out for the needles and crack heads.

One thing to note, though, is that Boston is very walkable, very bike friendly, and very good mass transit.

Boston is Ass

It’s boring and expensive is the con and the pro is good food

Toronto rich for blood chris fŕom.philly

lived in malden for 2 years (2010-2012), now I live in Gold Coast, AU. I do miss my time in Malden, I love boston, now I have two daughters, maybe one day I will take them to see Malden and the placed I used to live. 10 summer street. I can still remember the smell of dunkin, now it has became another shop if google map is right.

Well put