Neighborhood Living
Our agents have made names for themselves by being well versed in the cities and towns around Metro Boston. Here are some of the suburban communities we service. Explore the market statistics for each area below. Be sure to view our City Living and Coastal Living communities as well.
Market data source: MLS PIN as of 1/31/2024. Demographics data source: US Census Bureau.
Newton, Massachusetts
Though considered a suburb of Boston, the City of Newton is just that, a city. Each of the 13 villages of Newton offers its own unique personality. These historic communities, the well-ranked schools, and the central location make it one of the region’s most desirable places to live. Learn more in our blogs Welcome to Newton, Welcome to Chestnut Hill, Welcome to Waban, Welcome to Newtonville, and Welcome to West Newton.
Population: 87,453
Median Income: $164,607
Single Family Homes
2023 Avg. Sale Price: $1,963,393
2022 Avg. Sale Price: $1,933,748
% Change: +3.1%
2023 Single Family Homes By Zip Code
02468 Avg. Sale Price: $2,564,477
02467 Avg. Sale Price: $2,430,813
02459 Avg. Sale Price: $2,105,434
02465 Avg. Sale Price: $2,017,269
02458 Avg. Sale Price: $1,819,868
02461 Avg. Sale Price: $1,749,354
02462 Avg. Sale Price: $1,735,577
02466 Avg. Sale Price: $1,521,419
02460 Avg. Sale Price: $1,445,957
02464 Avg. Sale Price: $1,231,923
Needham, Massachusetts
Needham is a popular suburb of Boston alive with continuous growth. Great schools and a strong sense of community keep this area high on many buyers’ wishlists. This beautiful town works hard to maintain its historic charm as more and more flock to purchase homes. Explore some of what makes it special in our blog Welcome to Needham.
Population: 32,048
Median Income: $182,813
Single Family Homes
2023 Avg. Sale Price: $1,661,306
2022 Avg. Sale Price: $1,684,030
% Change: -1.3%
Wellesley, Massachusetts
Wellesley is a picturesque town just 15 miles outside of Boston boasting beautiful homes, highly rated schools, and charming character. Pride of ownership shines through in its elegant neighborhoods and lively shopping districts. Wellesley’s long-standing reputation as a very desirable place to live keeps buyers coming year after year. Read more about this town in our blog Welcome to Wellesley.
Population: 30,191
Median Income: $226,250
Single Family Homes
2023 Avg. Sales Price: $2,243,757
2022 Avg. Sales Price: $2,120,457
% Change: +5.8%
Weston, Massachusetts
Located 15 miles outside of Boston, Weston is one of the most affluent locales in New England. This upper class town maintains a rural-ambiance with many scenic roads, historic properties, and manicured estates. In fact, more than 18% of the town’s total acreage is preserved as parks, wetlands, fields, and forests.
Population: 11,666
Median Income: $220,815
Single Family Homes
2023 Avg. Sale Price: $2,843,434
2022 Avg. Sale Price: $2,708,393
% Change: +4.9%
Natick, Massachusetts
Natick is not just a shopping destination in MetroWest, it is also a wonderful community in which to live. Buyers flock to Natick for its convenient location on the Mass Pike, solid schools, great downtown, and of course the ammenities, including the Natick Mall.
Population: 36,426
Median Income: $122,914
Single Family Homes
2023 Avg. Sale Price: $1,071,727
2022 Avg. Sale Price: $999,751
% Change: +7.1%
Framingham, Massachusetts
Located just west of Natick, Framingham offers more affordable homes with access to the same great shopping and restaurant destinations. It is home to many major companies including Staples, Bose, and TJX. In 2017 Framingham grew large enough to change its status from a town to a city, but this city still retains a community feeling in its suburban neighborhoods.
Population: 71,265
Median Income: $90,638
Single Family Homes
2023 Avg. Sales Price: $687,746
2022 Avg. Sales Price: $664,386
% Change: +3.5%
Waltham, Massachusetts
Waltham is a diverse city bustling with activity. With a history in industry and labor, this city has a mix of dense urban areas, commercial thoroughfares on Main, Moody, and Lexington Streets, and disperse neighborhoods like those in North Waltham. It’s close proximity to Boston and easy access to highways draws in eager buyers.
Population: 64,015
Median Income: $103,498
Single Family Homes
2022 Avg. Sale Price: $866,227
2022 Avg. Sale Price: $823,947
% Change: +5.1%
Watertown, Massachusetts
Founded by English Puritans in 1630, Watertown was one of the first settlements of the Massachusetts Bay Company. Over the years it has grown into a diverse city with a mix of dense urban areas and more disperse neighborhoods. Demand for homes in Watertown has been steadily increasing year after year thanks in part to its position between Newton, Waltham, Belmont, and Cambridge.
Population: 35,149
Median Income: $101,402
Single Family Homes
2023 Avg. Sale Price: $1,061,047
2022 Avg. Sale Price: $952,007
% Change: +11.4%
Arlington, Massachusetts
First settled in 1635 as a village of Cambridge, Arlington experienced significant development and an over 90% population growth during the 1920’s. Throughout the 20th century it grew into the busy town that it is today with established neighborhoods spreading off of thoroughfares lined with a diverse mix of stores and restaurants. Arlington often attracts buyers from Cambridge and Somerville who are looking for a home with a yard while staying close to the city and their favorite haunts.
Population: 45,617
Median Income: $125,701
Single Family Homes
2023 Avg. Sale Price: $1,224,820
2022 Avg. Sale Price: $1,236,482
% Change: -0.9%
Belmont, Massachusetts
Belmont is a distinguished residential suburb with well ranked schools and an excellent reputation. Belmont Hill is notable for its graceful mansions, but the town mostly consists of single family homes in well-maintained neighborhoods and a couple of small commercial areas.
Population: 26,838
Median Income: $151,502
Single Family Homes
2023 Avg. Sales Price: $1,649,439
2022 Avg. Sales Price: $1,723,401
% Change: -4.2%
Westwood, Massachusetts
Westwood is a beautiful suburb with a rich history. Whether shopping at University Ave, walking a trail in Hale Reservation, or fishing at Buckmaster pond, Westwood has a lot to offer its residents. It has highly-ranked schools and a central location with convenient public transportation options including the Commuter Rail and Amtrak service at Route 128 Station.
Population: 16,213
Median Income: $171,071
Single Family Homes
2023 Avg. Sales Price: $1,408,889
2022 Avg. Sales Price: $1,312,694
% Change: +7.3%
Dedham, Massachusetts
The central location and convenient amenities draw plenty of buyers to Dedham. From the elegant homes in Precinct 1 to those in cozy Riverdale, Dedham’s range of housing options all have easy access to shopping and restaurants along Route 1 and at Legacy Place as well as unique independent businesses in Dedham Square.
Population: 25,240
Median Income: $108,047
Single Family Homes
2023 Avg. Sales Price: $768,753
2022 Avg. Sales Price: $771,081
% Change: -0.3%
Milton, Massachusetts
Appearing several times in national rankings as one of the “best places to live,” Milton consistently draws buyers for its proximity to Boston and reputable schools. Whether you’re enjoying a hike in the Blue Hills, a tour of a grand old estate, or a meal in an exciting new restaurant, this affluent town has a lot to offer.
Population: 28,388
Median Income: $153,971
Single Family Homes
2023 Avg. Sales Price: $1,102,412
2022 Avg. Sales Price: $1,067,945
% Change: +3.2%
City living.
If home for you is a property within city limits with easy access to all the excitement, we have the experience, understanding, and insight into those areas in and around Boston, Massachusetts. Learn more about the urban areas we service.
Coastal living.
As more of our existing customers call upon us to help navigate their way to coastal life, we have expanded our services to Cape Cod and the South Shore. Dive into some of our favorite places for a living and relaxing in Massachusetts.