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Chelsea's Broadway district has undergone a renaissance that hasn't yet translated to painful rents. The neighborhood pulses with Latino culture – from pupuserias serving $2 handmade tortillas to bodegas where you'll find ingredients Whole Foods has never heard of. The 111 bus crosses the bridge to Boston in 15 minutes without subway prices, though it's standing-room-only during rush hour. Most apartments occupy those classic New England triple-deckers where high ceilings and big windows make up for dated kitchens. When summer hits, the nearby Mary O'Malley Park offers waterfront breezes that million-dollar Beacon Hill condos can't match.