According to a recent study by SmartAsset, Middlesex County has the fourth strongest purchasing power in Massachusetts. The study examined the cost of living expenses balanced with average income.
The Greater Boston Association of Realtors has released the local market updates for March 2016 and judging from the high number of inventory available in the Newton area, it’s a buyer’s market.
Historic Newton’s annual House Tour, held this year on May 22 from noon to 5 p.m., offers the public a rare opportunity to look inside a select group of remarkable private residences and non-commercial properties in Newton.
This exquisite new construction is now ready for occupancy! Located in one of the most sought after neighborhoods this custom built “Smart Home” residence comes from an admired construction team that brings Back Bay/Beacon Hil quality to Newton.
No better time to buy than now:?With home prices on a steady race, it is important to watch and understand the affordability trajectory.
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An exceptional city-wide celebration and showcase of Newton's talented citizens and organizations.
5 events in Newton going on this weekend that you should definitely check out!
The recently released Best School Districts in America 2016 grades statistics, student and aparent reviews and expert insites. Factors include state test scores, college preparedness, graduation rates, SAT/ACT scores, teacher quality, student and parents reviews and more. Here's a breakdown of Newton's score.
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1. Starting today and going through Saturday Dec 19, The New Art Center’s exhibition “Decoys and Devices” will be on display in the Main Gallery at 61 Washington Park in Newtonville. "Decoys and Devices” brings together the work of Terry Conrad and Danny Goodwin to examine their rich use and perplexing [...]
5 fun activities in Newton for every season.
For the eighth consecutive year, The Village Bank is partnering with the City of Newton Department of Health and Human Services for an annual Holiday Gift Drive in an effort to ensure that all of Newton's young children will enjoy the spirit of the season.
Looking for something to do tonight? Check out the Bluegrass Bonanza at the Aldermanic Chambers. Featuring the Birch Hill Ramblers, its part of a new series created by Barbara Cassidy, a multi-talented performer and Eric Chasalow, Dean at Brandeis University.
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Newton Corner is a commercial hub off of the Massachusetts Turnpike. It includes the Crown Plaza Hotel – built on air right over the highway. The village is located next to Exit 17 and offers convenient connection to and from Boston and Logan Airport. The Newton Corner Advisory Committee works in this village, [...]