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Homes For Sale Near MBTA Stations

The MBTA is the lifeline for many people in Boston. As traffic on the highways becomes unbearable not just during rush hour, the MBTA trains dutifully chuggle in and out of town every 15 minutes carrying tens of thousands of passengers to and from work and pleasure. It may be old, it may be rattly and it may be much maligned, but it is the best option for getting in and out of town. Go MBTA!

Looking for a place to live near an MBTA station is a smart strategy. When you see the amount of new development near MBTA stations such as Quincy and Dorchester, you realize that a lot of people have discovered that. They choose to live where they can afford it but are quickly and economically connected the city where they work and play.

Homes For Sale Near MBTA Lines

The Boston MBTA lines are laid out in a star pattern where all the branches are emanating from the center to all directions of the compass. Each line connects the center with unique neighborhoods with their own infrastructure, amenities and home prices.

Line	Stations	Connections
Red Line	29	The Red Line is the primary line of the MBTA. It connects Cambridge and South-shore communities such Braintree, Quincy and Mattapan to the center.
Green Line	53	The Green Line is a trolley system that connects the Western parts of the city such as Brookline and Newton with the center.
Orange Line	20	The Orange Line connects the Northern and South-Western part of Boston with the city.
Blue line	12	The Blue Line connects the North-Eastern part of the city to the center. It connects Revere and the Airport to Government Center and Downtown.
Silver Line	33	The Silver line connects the eastern parts such as the Airport and South Boston to the center.