Take a stroll down the Freedom Trail and explore Boston's history.

As one of the most prominent cities during the years that shaped the country that became America, Boston, Massachusetts is rich in history. From Paul Revere’s famous ride to the infamous Boston Massacre, the city saw more than its share of historical moments that changed the course of history and the fate of the fledgling country that became the United States of America. Just as the city itself blends history with the modern world, so does the city’s real estate. Boston real estate is unique in that it allows you to find a downtown Boston apartment that offers both the charm of days gone by and the amenities of the future. Boston luxury real estate offers the finest in Boston condominiums and lofts. Whether you plan to visit Boston in November, or are planning a Boston relocation during the Thanksgiving holiday, a tour of some of the more famous Boston sites is a must.

Thanksgiving in Boston is a beautiful time of year. Although snow is possible at Thanksgiving, you are more likely to encounter cool days and cooler nights. A daytime walk along the Freedom Trail will allow you the opportunity to take a step back in time while strolling through downtown Boston. The 2.5 mile trail takes you past many of Boston’s more well known historical sites such as the Boston Latin School. Founded in 1635, the school is not only the country’s first public school, but the oldest school in America. Both the Bunker Hill Monument and the statue of Benjamin Franklin can also be found along the trail. The Freedom Trail also passes by the site of the Boston Massacre which took place in 1770. The incident resulted in the death of five men at the hands of British Soldiers and is seen as one of the important seeds that eventually led to the American Revolution. The Revolutionary War, in turn, cost thousands of men their lives. The trail includes three important historical burying grounds where many Revolutionary War victims were laid to rest. Granary Burying Grounds, for example, is home to three signers of the United States Constitution along with Paul Revere and all five of the victims of the Boston Massacre.

Along with the Freedom Trail, the Boston National Historical Park offers a glimpse into many of the events that led to the American Revolutionary War. The U.S. navy, as part of the Historical Park program, offers tours through the U.S.S. Constitution. The Constitution, named for the U.S. Constitution by president George Washington, is the oldest commissioned naval vessel still capable of floating. Commissioned in 1797, the vessel was built in Boston and was part of the newly formed United States Navy. Both guided and self-guided tours are available along both the Freedom Trail and through the Historical Park.

Boston is not only a historically significant city, but a modern city with a wealth of real estate options for the discerning renter or investor. Whether you are looking for a Boston waterfront condo, a back bay condo, or prefer the elegance of South Boston apartments, Boston, Massachusetts has what you are looking for in luxury living.

According to Bankers & Tradesman the Boston real estate market has finally hit bottom.

…Sure, condo prices and sales finally slowed in downtown Boston, but Dorchester, Roxbury, East Boston, Mattapan and Hyde Park saw thousands of homeowners fall behind on their mortgages over the past few years, many losing it all.

But here’s one key sign: The number of foreclosed homes sitting empty and inviting trouble in these neighborhoods has fallen dramatically, reports Evelyn Friedman, head of the Department of Neighborhood Development.

So, what does this mean for you?  Well simply put the time to buy is right now.  If you have been waiting for the “bottom” this is it and slowly pricing will begin to increase.  If you are in the market for a new home please contact a Warren agent, we look forward to helping you.

Ultra-Luxury Rental Apartment Building in Midtown Boston

This Ultra-Luxury Rental Apartment Building in Midtown Boston is perhaps Boston’s most sought after rental building.  Located near the Ritz Carlton, Grandview, Tremont on the Common, and Parkside Condos in downtown Boston, these apartments are truly in the center of it all.  The luxury apartment building has units ranging from Studios to 3 bedroom penthouses so there is an apartment for everyone.  Each apartment comes with wide-plank hardwood floors, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, in-unit washer/dryer, and large windows bringing in tons of natural sunlight.

Many of these luxury Boston apartments have amazing views of either the Boston Skyline, Boston Harbor, and even Back Bay!  Travel down the high-speed elevators to the buildings best features, it’s amenities package.  The amenities include an indoor 75 foot heated lap pool, a beautifully appointed entertainment lounge with poker table and kitchen, a Cafe’ with Starbucks coffee and internet access, a massage room, and a fully equipped gym with cardio equipment and free weights.

The best part about this building is that on units over $3500/month there is no brokers fee!

Features and Amenities of Ultra-Luxury Rental Apartment Building:

• Completed in 2006
• Concierge 24/7
• Hardwood Floors
• Stainless Steel and Granite Kitchens
• Garage Parking Available
• Pool
• Fitness Facility
• Game and Entertainment Lounge
• T Access
• Professionally Managed
• Walk to everything in Boston!

For more information on the Ultra-Luxury Rental Apartment Building rental listings please Click Here or contact Nick Warren at nwarren@warrenre.com and 617-848-9616 ext. 706.