Neighborhood	Vibe & Key Features	Typical Residents
South Boston (Southie)	Trendy, vibrant nightlife, strong community pride, and waterfront access (e.g., Castle Island , theneighborho Carson Beach	Young professionals in their 20s and 30s.
Allston-Brighton	Lively, diverse, affordable (relative to other areas), with an abundance of dining and nightlife options.	College students, recent graduates, and young professionals (nearly 65% are aged 20-34 in Allston).
Fenway-Kenmore	Dynamic and energetic, known for Fenway Park, museums, and a thriving bar scene.	Students and young professionals due to proximity to several universities and hospitals.
Cambridge (e.g., Kendall , Harvard , Central Sq.)	Intellectual, culturally rich, and a hub for tech/biotech companies.	Students (MIT, Harvard), academics, and young professionals in the tech industry.
Somerville	Artsy, trendy, and startup-friendly with a small-town feel, known for its craft breweries and community events.	Young professionals and creative types.
Back Bay	Upscale, picturesque brownstones, high-end shopping (on Newbury Street), and centrally located.	Affluent young professionals and graduate students who can afford the premium cost of living.
Jamaica Plain (JP)	Progressive, diverse, LGBTQ-friendly, with a community atmosphere and access to green space like Arnold Arboretum and Jamaica Pond.	Young professionals, artists, and families looking for a balanced lifestyle.

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