Are you ready to move beyond loft living?
Living in a downtown loft or condo, one gets the convenience and the adventure of living in the city. Loft dwellers also experience the quality brick construction of old buildings and the sense of living in an historic building. But space is limited, both inside and out. And what if you have a dog? Wouldn't a yard be nice? And to top it off, lofts have that little extra: condo fees.
Move into Boston-Edison
With a house in Boston Edison, you can keep the convenience and adventure, plus gain an even greater sense of living in a high quality historic home. Boston-Edison is on the National Register of Historic Places, and offers spacious, well-constructed brick homes with a sense of history, all convenient to downtown Detroit. Plus, Boston-Edison has an organized neighborhood association for social activities and community involvement, and a private security patrol.
Do it now
Boston-Edison is a large neighborhood, offering affordable homes in a range of sizes and styles. Prices on these homes will only go up, so the time to buy is now. In addition, new buyers in Boston-Edison qualify for a Neighborhood Enterprise Zone property tax reduction that makes the neighborhood even more affordable.
Why Boston-Edison?
More of what you want, less of what you don't.
Compare:
| Loft Space | "Typical" Neighborhoods | Boston-Edison | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Living in an historic place |  |  | |
| Convenient city location | |  | |
| Quality construction | | | |
| On the National Register of Historic Places | | | |
| Spacious living area | | | |
| Yard space | | | |
| Easy to walk a dog | | | |
| NO condo fees | | | |
| Organized neighborhood association | | | |
| Security patrol | | | |
| Great real estate bargains | | | |
| Large neighborhood: range of homes available | | | |
| NEZ tax credit | | | |
Find out more
Interested in the Boston Edison Historic District? Read more about living in Boston-Edison and take a look at homes for sale in Boston-Edison right now! If you have any questions, contact the Historic Boston-Edison Association and ask!