Welcome to the Neighborhood! Congratulations on your new home! It's been a long road, hasn't it? First the searching, then the deciding, then the negotiating, then the waiting, and the financing, and the moving, and finally...you're in your new home.…
Are You a Veteran? Do You Want to Buy a Home? Purchasing a home is a big deal. Purchasing a home when you are a veteran is an even bigger deal. Why? Well, for one, just transitioning from military life…
The Basics Located about 22 miles southwest of Boston is the town of Foxborough. Settled in 1704, it was named for Charles James Fox, a strong supporter for the colonies leading up to the American Revolution. As of 2010, Foxborough…
About Dover Set along the bank of the Charles River is Dover, a small town of just over 6,200 residents. Situated a little southwest of Boston, the existence of Dover was first noted back in 1640, and eventually incorporated as…
Working in Dedham When considering Dedham home buying, you most likely want to know about the employment situation. For this town of just over 25,000 residents, it's doing very well. For example, the median household income is a little more…
All About Bellingham Connection, affordability, and education – these are just a few of the reasons why you would want to consider Bellingham home buying. Whether you are starting off new or wanting to be close to resident family members,…
The Basics The first people to set foot in Cohasset were the Algonquins, who named the area Conahasset, which meant long rocky place. When the Europeans came along first in 1614, they called it Hingham's Second Parish. Eventually, the name…
All About Avon Every neighborhood has its own special spark, and Avon is no exception. Although it is one of the smaller communities, don't let that fool you – Avon has everything you need to enjoy slow living, yet with…
The Basics of Brookline Like most of Norfolk county, Brookline has a long history. Originally part of the territory of the Algonquins, it was settled by Europeans in 1638 as a hamlet, called Muddy River. Brookline became a town in…
All About Canton It's quaint, its convenient – it's Canton. With a population of just over 21,000, as of 2010, and just 15 miles away from downtown Boston, it doesn't get any better when it comes to Canton home buying.…
