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1. Pick Your Price Point Once a rural farm town, Lincoln is now a suburban oasis of historical single-family homes on sprawling, manicured lots, many […]
1. Pick Your Price Point It’s no secret that this “W” town is expensive—here, homes sell for a median price of $2.2 million after spending […]
1. Pick Your Price Point It isn’t cheap to live in Winchester (population about 23,000): Last year, the median sale price of a single-family home […]
1. Pick Your Price Point Like everywhere else in and around Boston, the Somerville market is hot, hot, hot—but here, you can get a little […]
1. Pick Your Price Point Situated roughly 35 miles from Boston, this South Shore town caters to both year-round residents and summer inhabitants lured by […]
1. Pick Your Price Point Surrounded by water on three sides, Chatham is a fishing community that has evolved considerably from its quaint 18th-century origins […]
1. Pick Your Price Point Though it’s less than one square mile, the North End offers a surprising range of housing options. Commercial Wharf is […]
1. Pick Your Price Point Boston’s largest community, Dorchester encompasses several villages, including Ashmont, Four Corners, and Savin Hill. The area’s expansiveness accounts in part […]
1. Pick Your Price Point With a population just below 20,000, most residents own their homes in Scituate. Unfortunately, the housing stock is very limited; […]
1. Pick Your Price Point With a population hovering around 13,000, Lynnfield is a close-knit, family-centric community where the median price of a single-family home […]
With dwindling inventory, high interest rates, and even higher home prices, it’s no secret that for many buyers, finding a house in Greater Boston’s most […]
1. Pick Your Price Point With the median sale price hovering around $2 million, Beacon Hill runs neck and neck with the Back Bay as […]
1. Pick Your Price Point With its cobblestone ways and gas-lamp-lit streets, Charlestown oozes Colonial charm. Appealing 18th- and 19th-century clapboards and brick row houses […]
1. Pick Your Price Point It’s an expensive place to live, but most residents feel that the higher price tag is worth it for all […]
1. Pick Your Price Point Salem might be one of the few places in Greater Boston where you can buy a house without breaking the […]