Newton, MA Black Real Estate Agents

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21 days
One of Newton's historically most affluent villages, built around a commuter rail station on the Framingham/Worcester Line.
$1,550,000
$900,000 – $2,100,000
Chestnut Hill
Newtonville
An upscale village bordering the reservoir and country club area, with a median sale price around $2.1 million and some of Newton's most competitive bidding.
A quiet hilltop residential village named for Waban Hill that 2010 census data showed had the highest median household income of any Newton village.
Waban

Buyers are drawn to Newton for its top-ranked schools, the leafy, low-crime character locals call the "Garden City," well-preserved Queen Anne and Colonial Revival homes, and a roughly 20-to-34-minute commute into Boston via three MBTA commuter rail stations.

Buyers are finding opportunity in Chestnut Hill for move-in-ready luxury near the reservoir and country club, in Newtonville for a historically affluent village center with commuter rail access, and in Waban for Newton's quietest, most prestigious residential streets.

With an average of 5 offers per home and sale-to-list prices running above 100%, sellers in Chestnut Hill and Waban are seeing the strongest competitive bidding, particularly for turnkey homes near the reservoir, country club, and Waban's top-income residential streets.

With days on market holding near historic lows even as the median price pulls back from last year, Newton looks set to remain one of Greater Boston's most competitive school-district markets.

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