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Originally Posted by wmassjb
Have you looked into areas west of Boston.
Framingham has a nice feel to it, and it would also allow your husband the ability to take the commuter line right into South Station avoiding all the traffic nightmares of Boston.
Braintree on the southside of Boston is nice, and has access to the Red Line on the T
Quincy is closer to the city itself, and also would have red line access.
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We drove through Framingham and maybe were on the wrong side of the tracks, but it did not appeal to us at all. I think we printed out houses that happened to be on the south side of town and we didn't get to see the north side of town, which I hear is nicer, before it got dark.
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