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The problem with real estate is that it's local.
You have to understand the local market.
Newton
​Settled in 1630, Newton, Massachusetts is a vibrant community comprised of 13 distinctive villages.Located just outside of Boston, Newton is well respected for the quality of education, community life, exceptional homes, and beautiful open spaces. Newton has frequently been voted as one of the 10 best communities to live in.
With a population of about 80,000 residents and approximately 26,000 homes, the City also houses Boston College, Mount Ida College and Lasell College. The Boston Marathon runs right through the City with Heartbreak Hill beginning next to City Hall. The Newton Free Library is well respected as one of the largest, most well equipped libraries in the Commonwealth.
By size the city is 18.3 square miles bordering the communities of Brookline, Brighton, Watertown, Waltham, Weston, Wellesley, Needham and West Roxbury. Newton also has east–west and north-south highway infrastructure with Routes 90 and 95 running through the city.
Waltham
Located in Middlesex county, Waltham is 9 miles W of Boston, Massachusetts. The municipality is located along the Charles River. Waltham means "home in the woods." The city was one of the prominent manufacturing locations during the Industrial Revolution. It's known as "Watch City" due to formerly being a prominent watch making location.
The city is now a center for research and higher education, home to Brandeis University and Bentley University. Waltham includes numerous high-tech companies and is located in the Boston Route 128 High Technology Corridor. The town is a Boston suburb but has kept its unique character.
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Wellesley
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Located in Norfolk County, Massachusetts, Wellesley is part of Greater Boston. It is bordered on the east by Newton, on the north by Weston, on the south by Needham and Dover and on the west by Natick. Wellesley has one of the highest median household and family incomes in Massachusetts and is best known as the home of Wellesley College, Babson College, and a campus of Massachusetts Bay Community College.
Wellesley rail service is provided through the MBTA, which offers a total of 17 weekday Commuter Rail trains inbound towards Boston & outbound towards Framingham & Worcester. MWRTA bus service also runs along Walnut Street, Cedar Street, and Route 9.
The highways Interstate 95 in Massachusetts/Massachusetts Route 128, Massachusetts Route 9, Massachusetts route 16 and Massachusetts route 135 run through Wellesley.
Needham
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Located in Norfolk County, Massachusetts, Needham is a suburb of Boston resides on rocky uplands within a loop of the Charles River and is bordered by Wellesley on the west and northwest, Newton on the north and northeast, the West Roxbury section of Boston on the east, Dedham on the southeast and south, and Westwood and Dover on the south.
The northern side of town beyond the I-95/Route 128 beltway, however, was developed for light industry shortly after World War II. Some of this industry remains: Needham has been home to a Coca-Cola bottling plant since 1986. Trader Joe's also operates a packing plant in Needham. More recently, Needham has begun to attract high technology and Internet firms, such as PTC and Trip Advisor, to this part of town.
Watertown
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Located in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, Watertown It is part of the Greater Boston area and is made up of six neighborhoods: Bemis, Brigham (Brigham Historic District), Coolidge Square, East Watertown, Watertown Square and the West End.
To the north, it is bordered by the town of Belmont, along Belmont Street; to the south, it is bordered by Newton and Brighton - the border being largely formed by the Charles River. In Watertown Square, the nexus of the town, the town's border extends south of the Charles to encompass the neighborhood surrounding Casey Playground. To the east lies the City of Cambridge, the border to which is almost entirely the well-known Mount Auburn Cemetery, most of which is actually in Watertown (though commonly believed to be in Cambridge). To the west lies the more expansive city of Waltham.