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‘Don’t call it a basement’: For $700k, a Brookline Victorian’s lower level became a $4,500-a-month rental unit

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Basement renovations carry a special advantage. They allow historical homes to be preserved while also expanding the housing supply.

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    ‘Don’t call it a basement’: For $700k, a Brookline Victorian’s lower level became a $4,500-a-month rental unit (opens Boston)

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    Basement renovations carry a special advantage. They allow historical homes to be preserved while also expanding the housing supply.

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