Six neighborhoods, from the porch

What it’s like to live there, what houses cost, and where we’d get coffee. Each one written by whichever of us knows it best.

Wooden steps up to a Victorian porch with tall double doors

College Hill

Victorians · $650k–$1.6M

Every other house has a plaque with the year it was built, and the university keeps the sidewalks busy all year. Parking is the only complaint.

Written by Claire, who has lived on Angell Street since 2009.

Near: Wayland Square shops · the Athenaeum library · Prospect Terrace Park

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Lloyd Avenue

Our latest sale · 8 sold this year

An old wooden porch with a red bench under a hanging fern

Fox Point

Cottages · $520k–$900k

Sailors’ cottages two blocks from the river, and the best walk to work in the city. Small houses, small yards, big porches.

Written by Mei, who walks through it to our office every morning.

Near: Wickenden Street · India Point Park · the riverwalk

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Transit Street

Our latest sale · 7 sold this year

A front porch set with two chairs and a wreath on the door

Armory

Triple‑deckers · $480k–$800k

The neighborhood where you buy a triple‑decker, live on one floor and let the other two help pay for it. Murals, a Thursday farmers’ market, a park in the middle.

Written by Sam, who lives a block from the Armory.

Near: Dexter Training Ground · Broadway restaurants · the Armory market

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Dexter Street

Our latest sale · 11 sold this year

A gray shingled house with a front porch on a wide, leafy street

Summit

Shingle and colonial · $550k–$950k

Quiet streets of shingled houses with real yards, a short walk to Hope Street. Families stay; houses come up maybe a dozen times a year.

Written by Claire, who sold her first house here.

Near: Hope Street shops · Summit Avenue park · the bike path

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Rochambeau Avenue

Our latest sale · 9 sold this year

Rocking chairs on a long wooden porch

Elmhurst

Colonials · $420k–$700k

Colonials and long porches on wide, tree‑lined streets near the college. The most first‑time buyers we work with, and Mei’s own street.

Written by Mei, who lives here.

Near: Pleasant Valley Parkway · Smith Street cafés · Mount Pleasant library

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Eaton Street

Our latest sale · 12 sold this year

A residential street under yellow autumn trees

Edgewood

Bungalows · $380k–$650k

Bungalows by the bay, just over the Cranston line. More house for the money, a garden big enough for tomatoes, and a short ride to downtown.

Written by Mei, who bought her own first house here.

Near: Stillhouse Cove · Broad Street shops · Roger Williams Park

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Shaw Avenue

Our latest sale · 6 sold this year

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We’ll pull every sale on your street and call you within a day with a price, free and with no lockbox.

Or call Claire (401) 555‑0134 or Mei (401) 555‑0178

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