Longwood Medical Area
by admin on Mar.19, 2010, under Real Estate
The Longwood Medical Area is located on the Boston and Brookline line, and contains some of the best hospitals in the world. There is a high demand for apartments in the Longwood area. The hospitals of the Longwood Medical Area are Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Brigham and Womens Hospital, Childrens Hospital, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, and Joslin Diabetes Center. There are also many schools & universities nearby such as Boston Latin School, Emmanuel College, Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts College of Art and Design, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Northeastern University, Simmons College, Wentworth Institute of Technology, and Wheelock College.
There are many luxury apartment buildings around the Longwood Medical Area, such as The Trilogy, 1330 Boylston, Longwood Towers, and Audobon Park. Brookline is home to Longwood Towers on Chapel Street, and the Brookhouse at 33 Pond Ave. 1 bedroom apartments for rent in these buildings typically start around $1900 for a 1 bedroom apartment. 2 bedroom apartments typically start around $2800. Condos for sale in the luxury condo buildings typically start around $400,000 for a 1 bedroom condo. Many of these luxury developments have a 24hr concierge, fitness center, and indoor garage parking available.
Downtown Boston apartments can be found at http://www.downtownbostonapartments.com and usually start around $1500 for a 1 bedroom in the Downtown Boston area. South Boston apartments can be found at http://www.southbostonapts.com and usually start around $1200 for a 1 bedroom apartment. Cambridge area apartments can be found at http://www.cambridgemassapartments.com and usually start around $1200 for a 1 bedroom apartment. Fenway is home to the Audobon Park and Kenmore Towers luxury condo development. Condos in these buildings typically start around $249,000. Newton is a beautiful suburb and is just minutes from Downtown Boston. The Green line goes from Downtown Boston to Fenway, Brookline, and Newton.
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