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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How about Newton? Lucky-you :) ...we'd go to Boston IN A HEARTBEAT![/quote] NP here. This thread is interesting. I'm trying to make myself have the "want" to move to the Boston area to be close to family now that I have kids growing up. I've never lived there though! My sibling relocated to that area so I have visited quite a bit but don't know if I could handle cold winters and cold oceans at the beach! But I do like that there seems to be decent options in housing, not amazing bang for the buck, but pretty comparable. I like it here, but I'm not married to the place- the pull of family is getting stronger as I get older too.[/quote] Having lived both places, Boston and its western suburbs are definitely pricier than DC.[/quote] According to COL calculators, Boston is 15% cheaper than DC.[/quote] If you've lived both places, you wo I have lived both places. I agree w the calculators.uld know that is not correct. Those internet col calculators are usually bs because it is entirely dependent on the quality of the data put in.[/quote][/quote]
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