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One hundred and twenty thousand residents spread across six miles may sound as though it rivals Cambridge. In size and population, maybe so. In terms of neighborhood environment and community however, Dorchester contains multitudes and cannot be summed up the way other neighborhoods can. The essence of Boston’s largest neighborhood expands far past its population due to its diversity, thriving families and active community organizations.
Residents of Dorchester are known to be very involved in their sub-neighborhoods. This constant support is likely due to Dorchester residents fierce love for their neighborhood. Priding themselves on their separation from South Boston, Dorchester has a profound pride in being their own entity.
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Filled with rich history and hidden gem restaurants, Dorchester is a cultural and architectural melting pot. Victorian houses lining the streets in Ashmont Hill are only one of the reasons this street is a highly coveted spot to live. Homes in Neponset and Savin Hill are rarely on the market for longer than a few days, and the latter’s Over the Bridge area is not only historic but filled with leaves and greenery. Aside from these marveled streets, there are many others in town which act as a steppingstone for young adults in the search for a spacious place at a reasonable price.
Dorchester’s community is one with great pride and no compromise. However, having this profound love for a community across six miles, several cultures, differing age ranges, socio-economic class and gender identification, makes the sentiment far more impressive. Residents that develop strong ties to Dorchester rarely leave and spend a good deal of effort in making their community their own.
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