2022's WEALTHIEST Boston Suburbs

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Introduction: Video about the top 10 Boston suburbs with excellent school systems and their median prices in 2022.
Needham:
Median price: $1.5 million.
Conveniently located near Interstate 95 and has 4 commuter rail stations.
Mention of Volante Farms as a great place for various needs.
Belmont:
Median price: $1.56 million.
2 commuter rail stations connecting to North Station.
Mention of various town centers and dining options, including La Victoria and Quebrada Bakery.
Lexington:
Median price: $1.59 million.
Known for exceptional public education.
High number of home sales in 2022 and recommendation for new construction.
Newton:
Median price: $1.61 million.
The largest and most populated town on the list with multiple schools and commuter rail options.
Lincoln and Dover:
Median prices of $1.63 million and $1.7 million, respectively.
Fewest home sales on the list, rural feel, and larger lots.
Mention of limited dining options and proximity to downtown Boston.
Cambridge:
Median price: $1.87 million.
Mention of Harvard University and unique neighborhoods.
Recommendation for Harvard Square and the Harvard Museum of Natural History.
Wellesley:
Median price: $1.88 million.
Described as an urban suburb with various amenities.
Mention of Washington Street and Quebrada Bakery.
Brookline:
Second place with a median price of $2.39 million.
Reference to Fenway Park, The Country Club, and JFK's birthplace.
Recommendation to try Zaftiggs for an incredible meal.
Weston:
First place with a median price of $2.42 million.
Known for land, privacy, and a commuter rail to Boston.
Mention of its quietness and privacy as key attractions.
The video concludes by asking viewers to choose between Brookline, Weston, or one of the other 8 towns and suggests watching full town spotlights for more detailed information.

[@johndonohue3962]

Obvious bias to western suburbs guessing it correlates to his sales area . Suggest that living in a state that borders the Atlantic one should look at the North and South Shores

[@NotYourAverageRealtor]

@@johndonohue3962 no bias here, these are in order strictly by their Median prices for single family home. I pulled the data from the MLS, these are just the top priced towns (not necessarily the best since that’s more a matter of opinion).

[@normanwyatt8761]

IT'S WELLESLEY not WELESLY...

[@NotYourAverageRealtor]

Norman, appreciate you taking the time to watch and leave a comment. You know how towns in MA are...spelled phonetically one way and pronounced another way!

[@JTThunderBOS]

Shwellesley

[@user-zk5rt3gb3e]

Obvious bias against Newton. Just a little odd.