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Moving to Boston
by TruthSeeker Thu Jul 23, 2015 12:04 am
Never been there. Moving with family. Anyone here willing to help?
TIA,
TA.
TIA,
TA.
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Re: Moving to Boston
by FluteHolder Thu Jul 23, 2015 7:30 am
I could not stop imagining Max and TS at a bar in Boston drinking and discussing and seeking truth together.... All the best TS/MAX 
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Re: Moving to Boston
by Seva Lamberdar Thu Jul 23, 2015 8:16 am
Take lots of warm clothes and a big snow shovel with you for the winters.TruthSeeker wrote:Never been there. Moving with family. Anyone here willing to help?
TIA,
TA.
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Re: Moving to Boston
by MaxEntropy_Man Thu Jul 23, 2015 10:13 am
TruthSeeker wrote:Never been there. Moving with family. Anyone here willing to help?
TIA,
TA.
i can offer some general suggestions on where to live if i know more about your work location. in general be prepared to battle annoying traffic and long commute times. you are already used to the cold, so that in and of itself will not be shocking, but the state of the roads in winter, already narrow streets becoming narrower will lead to new adventures. welcome to new england. best is to find a place that is close to commuter rail/subway stations etc and avoid driving if at all that's possible.
if you feel comfortable posting here, i will reply here. if not send me a PM.
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Re: Moving to Boston
by TruthSeeker Sat Jul 25, 2015 11:09 pm
Thanks a lot Maxi. Your gesture is highly appreciated.
Work Location - World Trade Center@Downtown.
Kids - 13 and 10. Seek good schools.
Thanks again,
TS.
Work Location - World Trade Center@Downtown.
Kids - 13 and 10. Seek good schools.
Thanks again,
TS.
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Re: Moving to Boston
by MaxEntropy_Man Fri Aug 14, 2015 10:21 am
lexington is a great school district! wellesley, weston, and newton are other options with reasonable train/subway commutes into town. all of them though are crazy expensive. anything inside the 128 loop or just outside of it will be expensive. depends on what size of house you are looking for, how much you're willing to spend, and what you're willing to put up with. for slightly more affordable options with just as good schools look at wayland and sudbury in the metrowest area, and westwood and medfield south of town. the real estate market right now in boston seems to be balanced, neither a sellers' nor a buyers' market.
if you live in newton there is a green line subway that goes from the riverside station into downtown boston. that is most convenient. that way you're not taking a train and then switching to a subway. avoid driving if you can at all costs. it's very unpleasant. i do it, but i have no choice.
if you live in newton there is a green line subway that goes from the riverside station into downtown boston. that is most convenient. that way you're not taking a train and then switching to a subway. avoid driving if you can at all costs. it's very unpleasant. i do it, but i have no choice.
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Re: Moving to Boston
by TruthSeeker Fri Aug 14, 2015 9:00 pm
Thanx Max!
You are considerate, and helpful.
I do appreciate your guidance, help, and thoughts.
Thx,
TS.
You are considerate, and helpful.
I do appreciate your guidance, help, and thoughts.
Thx,
TS.
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