East Boston

East Boston sits across the harbor from downtown, which is why so many of its streets end in a skyline view. Jeffries Point, Maverick Square, Eagle Hill and Orient Heights each have their own character: brick rowhouses and triple-deckers on the older blocks, and newer condo buildings along the waterfront. Piers Park, LoPresti Park and the Harborwalk put the water within a short walk of most homes.

The Blue Line connects Maverick, Airport, Wood Island and Orient Heights stations to downtown in a few stops, and Logan Airport is in the neighborhood. Ryan’s office is on Webster Street in Jeffries Point, and East Boston is the market he has specialized in for most of his 22 years in real estate. He was one of the first Realtors to recognize it as an emerging market.

Buying or selling in East Boston

Ryan prices from current comparable sales in the building and on the block, not a portal estimate. Call or text 617-223-1821, or send a note, and he will reply personally.

Questions about East Boston

What is East Boston like to live in?

East Boston is a harborfront neighborhood across the water from downtown Boston, known for skyline views, waterfront parks such as Piers Park, a strong restaurant scene and a quick Blue Line ride into the city. Housing ranges from classic triple-deckers and brick rowhouses to newer waterfront condo buildings.

Who is a Realtor that specializes in East Boston?

Ryan Persac is a Realtor and licensed Massachusetts real estate broker whose office is at 182 Webster St in East Boston. He has 22 years of experience, was one of the first Realtors to recognize East Boston as an emerging market, and specializes in the waterfront neighborhoods of East Boston and the Seaport District.