Greater Boston Real Estate |
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Average Single Family Home Price |
Change from Previous Year |
$465,000 |
+3.7% |
Average Condo Price |
Change from Previous Year |
$445,000 |
+8.4% |
Most Expensive Areas |
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Back Bay, Waterfront, Seaport, Downtown, Brookline, Belmont, Financial District, Chinatown |
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Most Affordable Areas |
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Allston Brighton, Sommerville, East Boston, Chelsea, Dorchester, Mattapan, Dorchester, Roxbury, Hyde Park, Roslindale |
Looking for affordable properties in the Boston area can be frustrating as prices have climbed drastically and supply is very low. This is illustrated by the median home value in the Boston area, which has has gone up over 9% over the past year.
Fortunately there are still a number of Boston neighborhoods and communities that are affordable. The following information compares these areas and illustrates the characteristics of each town and neighborhood.
Affordable Boston Areas - Compare
The following table shows which Boston neighborhoods are still affordable and compares the characteristics of each area.
Town or Neighbourhood | Average Property Price | Average Income | School Testing | Size | Attributes | |
Allston | ||||||
Arlington | ||||||
Brighton | ||||||
Chelsea | ||||||
Dorchester | ||||||
East Boston | ||||||
Everett | ||||||
Hyde Park | ||||||
Jamaica Plain | ||||||
Lynn | ||||||
Malden | ||||||
Mattapan | ||||||
Medford | ||||||
Melrose | ||||||
Milton | ||||||
Quincy | ||||||
Revere | ||||||
Roslindale | ||||||
Roxbury | ||||||
Saugus | ||||||
Somerville | ||||||
South Boston | ||||||
Stoneham | ||||||
Wakefield | ||||||
Waltham | ||||||
West Roxbury | ||||||
Winthrop | ||||||
Woburn |