British Expats - Moving to Boston

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Relobotomy

Jun 2nd 2014 11:42 am

Re: Moving to Boston - which town?

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Lots of reasons why that's a terrible idea, but, we went for it in any case.

Per my first post on the subject Bob. :)

Uncle_Bob

Jun 2nd 2014 8:23 pm

Re: Moving to Boston - which town?

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Originally Posted by Markoncarp (Post 11278790)

$300 is under £200. For a week? Sounds about right. Wait until you see the price of a full residential summer camp. It can be over $1000

The camp that i worked at doing BUNAcamp charges $2700 for a two week residential :eek:

rew1000

Jun 5th 2014 4:49 pm

Re: Moving to Boston - which town?

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Originally Posted by Bob (Post 11277671)

and Andover,

Commuting between Andover and Waltham might be a little painful - Route 128/I-95 can be very slow going...

Bob	Jun 5th 2014 5:01 pm

Re: Moving to Boston - which town?

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Originally Posted by rew1000 (Post 11289620)

Commuting between Andover and Waltham might be a little painful - Route 128/I-95 can be very slow going...

What about cutting through Rt 2/117 or am I thinking of another of the off shoots that wing by Burlington?

But yeah, commuting generally won't be fun most places.

hungryhorace

Jun 5th 2014 7:28 pm

Re: Moving to Boston - which town?

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Originally Posted by LHT (Post 11277314)

Based on my searches of the forum I have come up with Lexington, Concord and Sudbury.

Both Lexington and Concord are beautiful places. I know nothing of Sudbury, though. What I would like to gently know is how much you are making to be able to afford property in such areas? When we looked at Lexington, we're talking 800k for a 4 bed townhouse. I guess because I wasn't a home owner in the UK, and thus no equity, makes it harder for me. But our family income is just under $200k, and there is not a chance we could afford to buy in Concorde or Lexington.

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