Living near Boston MA - [The Best Places To Live Near Boston Massachusetts]
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- Do you want to be living near boston ma? Boston Massachusetts is an amazing place and living near Boston MA has many perks. Here are some of the best places to live near Boston Massachusetts. This video will teach you about the best suburbs outside of boston and give you tips on living near the city. If you are thinking about living in massachusetts or Boston, this is the video for you!
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Are these areas that would have rental properties available?
Brittany, do you mean rental units like multifamily properties to own or leased rentals for yourself?
Could you do some videos on towns farther out? Also, are there any towns farther out that have retained an old-fashioned feel? (You mentioned Sudbury) but I'd love to watch a video specific to quaint, safe, relatively affordable towns for a middle-aged professional such as myself. Thank you!
We can definitely do another batch. Sorry it took me so long to see this. I'll start planning a new video for you!
Good to see you Matt. Lot of fun watching.
Thank you sir! Glad you enjoyed..we love doing this!
I live in Brookline when I was little then move to Newton and now moved to North Central Mass
Cool! Like Worcester County area?
@@livinginmassachusetts25
Yes, we are in Westminster and it's a perfect little town with a lot to offer, Old mill and Wachusett mountain and in the middle of bigger towns Leominster Fitchburg and Gardner, 25 minutes from Worcester and hour from Boston.
It's is cheaper then Newton .
It's my first time to visit ur chanel thanks 😍
Thanks for watching! We hope it was helpful!
Great & interesting videos. Would love to see a video on the best retirement communities (make that over 55+ Active Adult (with pickleball/trails/tennis/pool etc.) in the Boston area. thnx.
Thank you for the compliment! We definitely enjoy making these. We can definitely make a video like that, stay tuned and make sure you subscribe so you can be notified when we upload!
In Hudson which is the greater west metrowest Boston there is a nice assisted living building that was completed late last year. As well as other retirement buildings Marlborough and Framingham. Newton will also have one.
I know Quincy hasn’t been the same since the Dropkick Murphys closed out the Beachcomber...but we still got the Clam Box so it’s still pretty fahccen pissah khed!...
Haha absolutely love it! Beachcomber joked about opening in Jan 2021 for a special party...didn't happen unfortunately. Good times at Clam Box.
I live in South Hadley ma . been there pretty much my entire life . wouldn't have it any other way .
Beautiful area!
RE the Brookline figures (avg income of $111k, avg home price of just under $1 mil), are there some very expensive homes skewing the avg home price? Earning $111k doesn't put you anywhere close to being able to swing a payment for a million dollar house unless you have a ton of savings for some reason. Would the median home price be more indicative of what most are paying? Just in general it seems more and more that home ownership is shifting to a privilege the wealthy can afford and few others, at least in the most desirable areas of the country. It's really sad what that ends up doing to the overall cultural footprint of an area. San Francisco for example.
Anywho, sorry for the long comment. Coastal MA is looking like an area I may want to land in retirement, which is way off, but I enjoy learning. Thanks for the info!
Love the comment. To clarify, keep in mind that renters are common in urban areas and that can skew the average income greatly. Average sale price is a decent metric but condition and other factors can influence that as well.
We are always happy to dig down really deep if you ever want to reach out with 1 on 1 questions.
For now, we're glad you're enjoying the videos! Stay tuned for more on coastal MA too!
Grew up in Auburn Mass got squeezed out financially! Had to move completely out of Massachusetts which is sad.
My sister lives in Boston and it's crazy expensive.
I'm sorry to hear that. It's definitely not cheap here.
@@livinginmassachusetts25 it really isn't but my family is still there so I still get to visit. My sister lives in Marblehead which is beautiful!
@@livinginmassachusetts25 no one's looking for cheap sir but not looking for pie-in-the-sky numbers either. People don't mind paying a little extra to live in area were maybe they have history and grew up. It's just sad that people are getting squeezed out of there homes because of artificially inflated real estate prices. What you get are all of these Elite foreign investment types that come in and completely destroy the culture. This unfortunately is one of the downfalls of capitalism, (I guess they call it supply and demand) I haven't given up I'm trying to relocate back home but at these prices its not looking very good. I'm really trying to stay optimistic.
Stay optimistic! There's always options...and we totally agree...there is a lot wrong with the current market, specifically, a lack of affordability due to developers and greed.
@@livinginmassachusetts25 thank you for being honest.
You should have pictures of these suburbs
Hi Gee, love the recommendation. While we certainly plan to do more vlogs and live tours, we have been slightly limited by the current pandemic. Thank you so much for your input and stay tuned for some live vlogs coming up.
I have seen other vids that Sudbury is a great place, what about concord, Framingham, natick, Wellesley area far as diversity, good schools, plenty of jobs, safety
Some of those communities have been featured in other countdown videos. We are doing more VLOGS this year so stay tuned!
Any videos on Maynard, MA?
Not yet...but good suggestion.
Which one of those is the most ethnically diverse and has the most urban city feel?
Great question! There's a lot of diversity all around the Boston Area. You can't really go wrong anywhere because many of the communities are 4 minute drives from one another! Watertown and Waltham are a great example of diversity and close proximity to one another.
As for Urban, if you're looking for more densely populated areas north of Boston, Cambridge or Somerville are both very busy and urban.
Thanks, useful info. How are the Milton, MA and Braintree, MA areas in terms of neighborhoods and schools?
Glad you enjoyed the video. Milton was recently ranked in the top 10 towns to live in America. There is also a lot to like about Braintree with their schools and neighborhoods. We'd be happy to cover things in depth with you. Reach out whenever and we are happy to give you information or help out!
Braintree is basically Milton's alcoholic cousin.
Braintree is as trump would say a s*******... ; I do not know Milton.
@@tedmartin5239 East Braintree: Dorchester with trees.
How is the economy there due to covid ? Are schools open there for kids ? What phase are you all currently in? Im thinking about paying a visit and may relocate Im about done with where I live .
Glad to hear you are thinking about Massachusetts, we have a lot to like in this state. When it comes time to visit or relocate, reach out to us and we can help you find a great area to live.
The economy is still fairly strong due to the sheer amount of remote jobs available in Massachusetts. Like every state, there have been some unfortunate layoffs, but generally, our economy is protected by the essential infrastructure here. Schools are open depending on what town you live in. Some are remote, some hybrid, and others completely open for in-person.
We are currently in phase 3 which allows for everything to be open except big concert venues etc. Outdoor gatherings are limited to 50 people (I believe). One of our team members just had his wedding and it was limited to that number.
The liberals up there are destroying it with their paranoia and liberal policies. Born and grew up there. If you like being taxed to death and represented in Congress by socialists then have at it!
@@geodes4762 Yeah liberals are the paranoid ones... Let's review the leaders in spreading conspiracy theories, doubting science, doubting anything that resembles progress past the 1950's mentality as "socialism", antivaxers are almost ALWAYS republicans, Qanon idiots, but yeah liberals are the issue, liberals are the paranoid ones. Did you know uneducated, older, rural people are most likely republican. Educated and young are libs. I know who I want to run my country and it isn't crusty, selfish, old, rich white people.
First of all, where do you live right now and why are you “done with where you live”? Second of all, understand that Massachusetts does not take to outsiders very well unless you are a carpetbagger, liberal politician ala John Kerry, Elizabeth Warner, et al!
@@Shawn-xg8dq what's your interpretation of educated? You mean being educated by liberal universities that have been infiltrated by Communists to subvert our population. Well then I guess you're right. It's great to be educated but just be careful of what education you're receiving.
You should have in the thumbnail “ unless you make between 200 and 300k a year this video is not for you”
Hey Dan, thanks for saying hi! Boston is definitely expensive. That's why we usually suggest people look north of the city as well.
I‘m from Germany, 30 years old and playing with the thought of moving to Massachusetts. I‘ve never been there before but I found interest in Concord or Sudbury. But I don’t have any college degree, just a german training as industrial clerk / executive assistant. I‘m working for over 6 years now but the more I inform myself about the Boston area, the more I think I won’t be able to afford a life there? :-/ It seems way more expensive. I know that the wages are higher in the states but I recently looked for an apartment, just to get a feeling for the costs and I was shocked, that I had to pay over $1,6K for a 1-bedroom! How do you guys make it over there 😭😔
Hey there, funny you say that because my dads family was the first German family to immigrate to one of the towns right where your talking about in 1952. To answer your question a lot of the people who live there have lived there for 30 years and got their house at an affordable price so the cost of living isn’t bad for them. Also, young people like yourself work at start ups and make decent money but all pile into old houses they rent and still pay a good chunk of change. I wouldn’t recommend coming here. With the changes going on and with your skill set it’s going to be harder than you think to get a job. You could try to be a Cnc machinist and get trained by the company but your going to have to really grind it out for a while to be comfortable. You could move to central ma or the shoreline but it’s run down but affordable at least.
@@danhoyland142 Hi :) Thanks for answering. Oh man, I envy you(r family) ^^ I'm not sure which changes you are talking about but I appreciate your honesty, even though I already got the impression that life over there is way too expensive and I already thought that you might only make it when you got a college degree :-/ Everything is getting more and more expensive (not only in MA but also over here). It's a little dissapointing because I always wanted to live abroad at some point in my life and with being 30 I thought I should seriously considering, if I would do it, I should do it "now". Of course with the right preparation and everything but well, financially it probably won't be affordable to me. But hopefully for a visit at least. I will keep thinking about it anyway, but I always appreciate insights and opinions from locals, so thanks :)
@@sophelmausStart by visiting! I definitely agree with Dan, our cost of living is very high, but there are some jobs that can match costs with wages. You could consider buying a duplex or 3-family and renting the other units to lower cost of living. Granted, that can have its own set of headaches. Matt helped my wife and I buy our 3-family north of Boston. We pay a total of $300 a month after we collect rent from the other units (that includes utilities as well).
What about Salem or Peabody?
Peabody is great. We did a salem video in the early fall, check it out. We will be doing some vlogs of those areas as well.
@@livinginmassachusetts25 thanks
@@alixanderiashay4049 Thank you for watching!
Okay I'm not trying to be rude or anyting but who the hell can afford those kind of house prices, I can only imagine what the taxes are on the real estate alone. I bought a house in Peabody for 165k in late 1999. I know it's been a few years but you know something I just don't understand how the property prices could have gone up that astronomically in such a short period of time we're not talking 100 years.
Not saying your wrong. My wife and I bought our house in 2020 and it just appraised $150k over our purchase value. It is nuts right now...but people are still paying it.
Some of these "nice little communities" are for the very rich !!!!!
Yes, it is true the cost of living can be quite high. There's always a deal here or there to be had though...except Concord, never a deal there.
@@livinginmassachusetts25 I'm not sure what the "true cost of living" is but you don't go anywhere near those communities unless you can afford to. most people can't afford to.I was born and raised on the South shore where middle class working people live.
@@johnortiz1964 translation the real people. The people that build this country and defend this country when the rubber hits the road.
Explain to me how someone making only $111K/year can afford a 1mill $ home??? 🤔
30 year mortgage with. Fixed rate of 2.7%. That being said, we generally encourage our clients to think carefully before jumping into that price point.