I have been looking for a map of what really constitutes the seaport district; which streets are included, which aren’t etc. Do you know where I might be able to find one?

If you are serious about the 80 A Street Condominiums, you’d be well served to look at 125 B Street as an alternative, where the units feel more open and flowing (consistently higher ceilings), and you don’t have the noise of A Street.

This is by far one of the nicest units I have seen in the area, especially for the price. What I really liked about it is that it needs nothing…truly nothing. Usually when I ’size up’ a unit I find little things that need to be done, even in brand new construction. Whether a light fixture wasn’t put in properly, the granite isn’t cut properly or the bathroom needs some minor work, there is almost always something. In this unit, you move your stuff in and that’s it. The bathrooms and kitchen are pristine (the second bath has an awesome oversized shower), the hardwood floors are stunning and the paint is flawless. The unit also faces the Macallen building, as opposed to Dorchester Ave (which is noisy) or the interior courtyard (which is incredibly dark) and has great light, and a nice little view of the Macallen rooftop. If you’re looking at CSP or Macallen, you need to see this unit.