Jeffries Point

I’ve owned a multifamily home on Webster Street for 9 years and am pleased to see the positive changes in the neighborhood. Jeffries Point is a great up and coming waterfront neighborhood with many beautiful parks, restaurants and a great harborside walkway! Our skyline view is incredible — possibly the best in Boston and the location is great for public transportation commuters as well as drivers — residents receive a forty cent tunnel tunnel discount making it ideal for easy access to/​from anywhere in Boston and most major highways. We have a private residential entrance to Ted Williams Tunnel (on Maverick Street) and we are minutes from anywhere you want to be in Boston!
It’s obvious to me that M.A. has never spent any time in Jeffries point and knows nothing about the neighborhood or living in the city yet he feels compelled to blog his ignorant and unsubstantiated rants. In his ‘review’ M.A. talks about teenagers loitering and recent crimes in the neighborhood but can he name one place in any city (or suburb for that matter) where loitering teens and occasional criminal occurrences don’t exist?
For those of you who are curious and interested in Jeffries Point i encourage you to get offline and come on over! Meet the friendly neighbors at the park, stop in on the local restaurants, check out Piers Park over the summer and see for yourself!
It’s a great place to live and the convenience for the price is second to none!

Lock your doors… and keep your hands on your wallets folks… I dont get what the 5 star reviews are all about.
I drove by this park and there were gangs of teens flashin’ gang signs as I drove by. You hear stories throughout the year about people snappin’ and losing their minds in this part of town.
The woman beaten on Webster St 6 months ago. The Guy that brandished a pistol in the Barber Shop on Sumner a few months back.
The robbery at the Convenience store near the Assumption Parish.
There is good reason to be afraid.
Look at the crime map of the city. You got Dorchester, East Boston and Chelsea.
Let the evidence speak.

IF YOU LIVED HERE, YOU WOULD BE HOME BY NOW.
One of Boston’s Still best-​kept secret (sort– of)
Many neighborhoods in Boston claim to be diverese, but East Boston is the real deal !
Carmen’s Kitchen, Pier’s Park, Santarpio’s, Jevelli’s, Rincon Limeno, Chivas, Phở Vietnam, Taqueria Cancun Ecco are just some of the gems for Eastie residents or those lucky enough to go through the tunnel. But we like it that way .
Jeffries Point is the quieter, nicer side of East Boston, closest to Maverick T. This place was all Italian back in the day, most houses are triple deckers (East Boston is known for them) and some are being made into condo’s. Although it’s OLD MONEY VS. NEW MONEY ! This is where you have that old-​world neighborhood feeling yet are still within city limits (and even close to the Airport).
It is getting yuppified now but views from Eastie to Boston are UNMATCHED. And Pier’s Park is a wonder to be seen that only few hear about and even FEWER get the luxury to see .
Voted my some publication’s as Boston’s Hidden Food Gem — East Boston due to it’s diverse and ethnic eateries all through out. From Colombian to Brazilian to Morrocan to Italian… you can all get it here and not just any, but DAMN GOOD
Simply put: One of Boston’s best kept secret