We work with buyers and sellers in a variety of Metro Boston areas, but are often engaged in the areas we’ve briefly detailed here. We regard these cities and towns as having some of the most extraordinary neighborhoods to be found. Among the reasons they are so highly regarded is that they combine ease of access into Boston for commuters, world renowned academic and health care institutions, consistently solid real estate values, excellent school systems and in general wonderfully diverse and vibrant communities.

If you’d like to know more about other towns or neighborhoods, please just let us know.

Arlington is home to approximately 43,000 residents and covers 5.5 square miles. Its development of the Mass Avenue commercial district was hugely successful, attracting folks from neighboring towns to explore its many acclaimed restaurants

Belmont is located 8 miles from Downtown Boston, and is sited on the western side of Cambridge. Home to approximately 25,000 residents, it’s affectionately known as ‘The Town of Homes’ as Belmont is first and foremost a residential community.

Brookline is a high end community in the Greater Boston area. It is filled with traditional Boston architecture and charm. Real estate in this area is in high demand, reflected in the increase in home prices over the years. Real Estate Market

Located in Norfolk County, Needham is home to 29,000 residents, over an expanse of 12.7 square miles. Needham enjoys proximity to the Charles River, and is also bordered by Wellesley, Newton, West Roxbury, Dover, Dedham and Westwood.

Located just west of Boston, Newton is a dynamic and diverse city, home to approximately 85,000 residents. The city itself is comprised of 13 distinct villages, each with a unique spirit and sense of community. They are: Auburdale, Chestnut Hill,