Waltham Apartments

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admin — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 21:41:05 +0000

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HouseColour.com

admin — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 19:57:58 +0000

The names are enough to make your head spin. Choosing a paint color becomes even more baffling when you consider that most homes use at least three different shades — one for the siding and two or more for trim and accents such as doors, railings and window sashes.

A well-chosen selection of contrasting trim and accent colors can draw attention to architectural details and disguise design flaws. A poor selection can make a house seem flat and featureless — Or so garish that the color overwhelms the architecture. But, how do you decide?

Visit HouseColour.com for a few pointers to guide you as you choose house colors.

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admin — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 19:34:45 +0000

Waltham – $1,625 / 1 bed / 1 bath / MULT
1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, Deleaded, $1625, Luxury Complex, 1st Floor,
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Waltham – $1,975 / 2 bed / 1 bath / MULT
2 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, Deleaded, $1975, Luxury Complex, 1st Floor,
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Waltham – $3,000 / 6 bed / 2 bath / apartment
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Waltham Properties

admin — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 15:56:41 +0000

$389,500

Sparkling young townhouse within walking distance of Moody Street. This wonderf

ul unit is the finest that Fieldstone Crossing has to offer! Home features THREE…
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Beds/Baths: 2/1.5

$389,900

Spacious 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath freshly painted Garrison colonial located in highly ranked MacArthur School District. Eat-in-kitchen, sliders to private deck, and large…
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Beds/Baths: 3/1.5

$395,000

Location! Location! Highly sought after Highlands Area. This Custom colonial with 7+ rooms 3 bedrooms 2 full baths! New custom kitchen, 1 Car Garage under,…
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Beds/Baths: 3/2

Tips For Being a Good Roommate

admin — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 13:42:37 +0000

Roommates Don’t Have to Be Best Friends

It’s great if you like each other and have common interests. But one of the most rewarding experiences in college is getting to know many different kinds of people and learning to tolerate, even celebrate, differences. And sometimes roommates just don’t have much in common, and
forge their most important friendships outside the room.

You are Your Roommate’s Roommate.

Your roommates have their likes and dislikes, priorities and peeves — just like you. Remember that you are your roommate?s roommate, and both of you need to see the world of your room through one another?s eyes. This will help keep you from crowding your roommate out of the room with your friends, or driving them mad by playing music all night, or devoting yourself to reforming their political opinions or taste in clothes. The room belongs to both of you, and you need to find ways to live in it comfortably, together.

We all make assumptions. They may be wrong.

Things that you might have taken for granted all your life might have to be rethought or revised now that you are living with someone new. You may feel fine about sharing food, but your roommate might not. You roommate may feel that clothes left on the floor are icky, but you may not. Things that were OK at home may not be OK in your room. Talk with one another, and come to agreements or compromises together.

New Relationships Go Through Changes

Be prepared for your new college relationships to undergo changes in their first few months. You may want to go to every meal with your roommates at first, but that may change as you meet more people. You may hate your roommates at first, but that may change as you get to know one another. Your roommate may feel fine about sharing that package of cookies with you at first, but that may change as you roommate realizes it usually takes them a week to go through a package of cookies while it takes you an hour. Be open to these changes, and if you and your roommate need to make mid-semester or mid-year adjustments, talk about it.

Communication is the Key

When something that your roommate does is bothering you, be direct and respectful in bringing it up, and bring it up sooner rather than later. Try to phrase your concern in terms of specific behaviors and solutions (“Listen, there’s something I have been meaning to mention. When you get up early and I’m still sleeping, it wakes me up when you turn on the overhead light, and I wonder if you would mind using your bedside light instead.”) rather than phrasing your concern in terms of character traits or personal qualities (“You inconsiderate jerk! You are the most selfish person I have ever met!”).

“We Need to Talk”

It’s usually best to bring up a concern right in the moment that it’s bothering you — this way you can address it immediately rather than letting it continue to annoy and grow into a bigger and bigger problem. But if your concerns are serious ones, or ones that you and your roommate are likely to have strong feelings about, it’s best to bring them up at a time and place that will allow you to address them fully. Ask your roommate for a “roommate check-in” at a specific time and place when you’ll both feel comfortable.
Be Proactive

If your roommate complains to you that something bothers them in a big way, don?t dismiss it — you have a positive responsibility to try to resolve the situation reasonably. If your roommate does something that bothers you in a big way, don?t ignore it — you have a positive responsibility to try to resolve the situation reasonably.

Keep Your Apartment Safe from Winter Break-Ins

admin — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 13:38:28 +0000

Winter break is right around the corner and many students will be locking up their apartments and going home for a month. There are some extra precautions students can take to make sure that their apartment and belongings will be safe when they return.

You should check that your doors, windows, and locks are in good condition. You can stop your mail at the post office or ask a neighbor to pick it up so piled-up mail doesn’t signal that you’re away.

One of the problems is that people tend to have a lot of open parties. That means parties where anyone can come into your home. That’s not a good idea because that exposes your house to having people check and kind of stake out your house or your apartment.

How to Find Your Perfect Neighborhood..

admin — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 17:41:31 +0000

How do you know if a house is good? Location, location, location (you knew that one was coming, didn’t you). It’s an old clich, but it still holds true. You want to move into a good neighborhood that’s either on the rise or is well-established. You’ll probably get a better deal if you find one that’s an up and comer, but they’re not always easy to spot. The best place to look for these diamonds in the rough is in the neighborhoods that are right on the edge of the more established neighborhoods. As the established neighborhood expands, you’ll suddenly find yourself in 5 years living in a prime location.

A good neighborhood:

Is close to thriving economic centers.
Has good public schools.
Has nearby shopping areas.
Good public facilities like parks and community centers.
Is an easy commute to major metro areas.
Has well-maintained homes.
Has low crime.
Has high percentage of owner-occupants.

Finding out this information requires research. For crime statistics, call the local police precinct. For school scores, call the local city council. The rest of the information you can get simply by driving around the desired area and seeing what’s out there. Talk to people in the neighborhood and see what they think. Also talk to people outside of the neighborhood and see why they don’t live there.

You will also need to find out what the resale value of the neighborhood is. That is, if you want to sell your house, how long will it take you to unload it?

Here’s how to figure it out:

Ask your real estate agent how long “for sale” houses in your desired area have been on the market.

If sales have been sluggish, find out if it’s because the market is slow or if it’s because the neighborhood has a problem.

However, if there’s been an increase in buyers from other areas coming in and multiple offers on the homes for sale, then you know you’ve hit on a good neighborhood.

Other signs of a good neighborhood are when residents remodeling their homes, when residents are buying bigger homes in the same neighborhood, and when there is a small number of renters.

Finally, ask the people who live there. Read their local community papers and shop in their stores. In other words, spy on them. Don’t worry, we won’t blow your cover.
But even if you feel you have found the perfect neighborhood, there are still a couple of more things you should check out. One is to call city hall and make sure they aren’t planning any major road construction through that area. The other is to drive to and from the neighborhood you’re interested in from different directions and at different times of the day. You may have only seen the “scenic route” and not be aware that the neighborhood is right down the road from a Hell’s Angels clubhouse. That’s not good unless you’re a member yourself.

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admin — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 16:06:29 +0000

Waltham $2,050 / 2 bed / Apartment
Hemenway Street Large modern ground floor two bedroom apartment BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,090 / 1 bed / Apartment
Huntington Ave. Luxury one bedroom unit with central heat BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,145 / 2 bed / Apartment
St. Alphonsus St. A renovated two bedroom apartment on BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,180 / 1 bed / Apartment
Huntington Ave. Luxury one bedroom with an outdoor terrace BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,200 / 2 bed / Apartment
Hemenway St. Front facing, two bedroom split style BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,200 / 2 bed / Apartment
The Fenway Very large two/three bedroom split with new BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,245 / 2 bed / Apartment
St. Alphonsus Large two bedroom in a great luxury BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,295 / 3 bed / Apartment
Cunard St. Three bedroom apartment with large spacious living BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,295 / 2 bed / Apartment
St. Alphonsus St. Large two bedroom with great windows, BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,315 / 1 bed / Apartment
Huntington Ave. Luxury one bedroom unit with central heat BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,350 / 3 bed / Apartment
Cunard St. Nice size three bedroom unit with original BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,395 / 4 bed / Apartment
Cunard St This four bedroom apartment has two large BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,400 / 2 bed / Duplex
Symphony Rd. Beautiful, two bedroom duplex with hardwood floors, BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,400 / 2 bed / Apartment
Westland Ave. Brand new building, beautiful two bedroom with BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,400 / 2 bed / Apartment
Burbank St. Brand New (2006)!! Two bedroom duplex with BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,400 / 2 bed / Apartment
Hemenway St. Large, two bedroom apartment features hardwood BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,400 / 2 bed / Apartment
Hemenway St. Huge, two bedroom apartment on first floor BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,400 / 2 bed / Apartment
Hemenway St. Large, front facing unit with two BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,450 / 2 bed / Apartment
The Fenway Huge one bedroom with hardwood floors, view BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,500 / 2 bed / Apartment
Gainsborough St. Large two bedroom apartment with a separate BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,500 / 2 bed / Apartment
Gainsborough St. Nice, two bedroom with re-sanded hardwood floors, BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,500 / 2 bed / Apartment
Symphony Rd. Enormous, 2 bed, 1 1/2 bath, 1140 BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,535 / 2 bed / Apartment
Columbus Ave. Great two bedroom apartment with oversized bedrooms. BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,550 / 2 bed / Apartment
Westland Ave. Nice, clean, two bedroom apartment with hardwood BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,575 / 2 bed / Apartment
Columbus Ave. Huge, modern, two bedroom apartment steps from BostonForRENT.com

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admin — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 15:09:31 +0000

Waltham $2,300 / 2 bed / 2 bath / CONDOMINIUM
East Cambridge. Luxury apartment in great building with 24 hr BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,300 / 3 bed / 2 bath
Fairfield St. , Cambridge Large 3 bedrm new kitchen/bath BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,300 / 2 bed / 2 bath / Apartment
Very modern 2 bedroom 2 bathroom located on Massachusetts Avenue BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,300 / 2 bed / 2 bath / MULT
Great Central Square apartment. Over 1100 square feet of living BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,300 / 2 bed / 2 bath / MULT
Great Central Square apartment. Over 1100 square feet ov living BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,300 / 2 bed / 2 bath / Apartment
Very large 2 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment in a modern BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,300 / 2 bed / 2 bath / MULT
Great Central Square apartment. Over 1100 square feet of living BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,300 / 2 bed / 2 bath / MULT
Great Central Square apartment. Over 1100 square feet ov living BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,300 / 2 bed / 2 bath / MULT
Very large 2 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment in a modern BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,300 / 2 bed / 2 bath / MULT
Great Central Square apartment. Over 1100 square feet of living BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,300 / 2 bed / 2 bath / MULT
Very large 2 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment in a modern BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,300 / 2 bed / 1 bath / MULT
This apartment has the best of everything! Cherry cabinets, beautiful BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,300 / 3 bed / 1 bath / Apartment
1st floor of a two family house on a classic BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,300 / 1 bed / 1 bath / MULT
Luxury unit with 700 sq ft of living space and BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,320 / 1 bed / 1 bath
Sidney St. , Cambridge Large 1 bed with lots BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,338 / 2 bed / 2 bath
Cambridgepark Drive. , Cambridge 2 bedrooms in luxury building. BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,345 / 1 bed / 1 bath / Apartment
Brand new construction. Luxury complex 3 minutes to the BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,345 / 1 bed / 1 bath / MULT
Brand new construction. Luxury complex 3 minutes to the BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,350 / 2 bed / 1 bath / Apartment
New. spacious. modern apartments located in the heart of kendall BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,350 / 1 bed / 1 bath / APARTMENT
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Waltham $2,350 / 3 bed / 1 bath / MULT
Very modern 3 bedroom 1 bathroom apartment on the 1st BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,350 / 2 bed / 1 bath / MULT
New, spacious, modern apartments located in the heart of kendall BostonForRENT.com

Waltham $2,360 / 2 bed / 1 bath
3rd st. , Cambridge -awe aspiring views of charles BostonForRENT.com

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admin — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 14:38:03 +0000

Waltham $1,595 / 1 bath
Longfellow Pl , Boston Luxury studio, 650 sqft, with BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 2 bed / 1 bath / Apartment
Beautiful two bedroom apartment on Riverway available for September 1st! BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 1 bed / 1 bath / Apartment
Excellent one bed available September 1st! Located in Fenway right BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 1 bed / 1 bath / Apartment
Excellent one bed available September 1st! Modern and spacious, located BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 1 bed / 1 bath / Apartment
Excellent one bed available September 1st! Located in Fenway right BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 1 bed / 1 bath / Apartment
Great split layout, can be 2 bedroom, hardwood floors, tile BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 1 bed / 1 bath / Apartment
Beautiful Brownstone, newly renovated, includes 1 bedroom and separate study, BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 2 bath
Beautiful total renovation. All brazilian cherry hardwood floors, central A/C, BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 2 bath
Large open kitchen, fireplace with wood stove, Hardwood floors, exposed BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 3 bath / Apartment
Beautiful Parlor Level South Boston Duplex-Features include: Newly renovated granite/stainless BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 2 bath / Apartment
Awesome Pet Friendly South Boston Apartment-Features include: Central A/C, BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / Apartment
Huge loft at Porter 156!! Be the first to BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 2 bath / Apartment
No Fee! Sunny front BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 2 bath
Bright and cheerful. This is a very nice one BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 1 bed / 1 bath
Cortes , Boston 1 bedroom w/bay window Amenities:Cable/Internet ready BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 2 bed / 1 bath
Parker Hill , Boston 2 bedroom with oak floors, BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 1 bed / 1 bath
Hemenway St , Boston Large 1 bedroom on campus BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 1 bath
Marlborough St , Boston Really nice, fireplace, big windows, BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 1 bed / 1 bath
Monsignor OBrien Hwy , Boston Newly Remodeled Luxury Apartment BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,600 / 3 bed / 1 bath
Gayhead , Boston This 3-bedroom/ 1 bathroom boston unit BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,615 / 1 bath
Emerson Pl. , Boston Luxury studio with laundry, tennis, BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,625 / 1 bed / 1 bath / Apartment
1 bedroom split can be used as 2 bedrooms, wall BostonForRENT.com

·Waltham $1,645 / 1 bed / 1 bath
Park Dr , Boston 1/2bedrm rear, hot water included. BostonForRENT.com