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New homes in Boston.
Boston real estate reflects centuries of development, with world-class universities and major medical institutions creating stable, long-term appreciation.
New construction is concentrated in the Seaport District, with condo conversions of historic buildings, and Route 128 suburban mixed-use development.
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At a glance
Boston market snapshot
Median Home Price
$625,000
Median Rent
$2,200
Market Trend
Stable
Cost of Living Index
145
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What makes Boston different
New Construction
New construction is concentrated in the Seaport District, with condo conversions of historic buildings, and Route 128 suburban mixed-use development.
Why People Move Here
Educational excellence and healthcare employment and financial services and cultural institutions
Schools
Harvard MIT and excellent public schools drive demand in specific neighborhoods and suburbs.
Top Neighborhoods
Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Brookline, Cambridge, Somerville, Arlington, and Newton
Major Employers
Fidelity, State Street, Harvard University, MIT, Massachusetts General Hospital, and Brigham and Women's Hospital
Local life
Life in Boston
Schools
Boston School District serves the area — 109 schools, 46,367 students enrolled, per the U.S. Department of Education's Common Core of Data.
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Common questions
Boston FAQ
Is Boston a good place to buy a home?
Boston offers strong employment in healthcare finance and education plus cultural amenities, though high prices require careful planning.
What is the median home price in Boston?
The median home price in Boston is approximately $625,000 with Back Bay and Beacon Hill commanding $1 million plus.
Which Boston neighborhoods have the most new construction?
Seaport District leads with waterfront mixed-use development while Route 128 suburbs see ongoing residential projects.
Is Boston good for real estate investors?
Boston appeals to long-term investors focused on appreciation in multifamily properties near transit with strong tenant bases.
What is driving Boston housing demand?
Educational institutions healthcare employment limited housing supply and cultural significance drive sustained Boston real estate demand.
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