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East Boston sits across Boston Harbor from downtown, with waterfront edges, working port areas and residential streets linked by the harbor crossing. The climate is coastal, with breezes off the water and New England’s cold winters and warm summers. Constitution Beach offers open shoreline and views toward planes arriving at Logan International Airport; parks and harbor paths provide space for walks and outdoor time. The East Boston Greenway connects several open spaces, while the East Boston Branch of the Boston Public Library is a neighborhood resource. Dining and coffee spots line streets such as Meridian Street, and local shops mix with everyday services. The East Boston neighborhood’s median rent is $2,900 per month, with a typical range of $900 to $6,760. The Blue Line, buses and the Sumner Tunnel connect the area to downtown and beyond; ferries add a scenic harbor route.