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Thoughts on Investing in Abington, MA

Thomas Phu
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There has been a ton of development and renovation to the town of Abington, MA. I heard there is land being bought out for new development and such. I was wondering if investing in Abington be worth now and/or in the future....thoughts?

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@Thomas Phu I've done business in Abington, and it's a good town.

Home prices there are moderate, with the cost for an 3/2 SFR ranging from $251K (REO needing rehab) to $489K.

It's close enough to Boston for commuters to drive, plus there's MBTA Commuter Rail access.  Lots of nearby shopping, dining, etc.  According to www.ADT.com/crime, the crime rates there are well below average.

I'd avoid the areas that border Brockton though.  I sold my Pastor's home there a few years ago - about a thousand feet from the Brockton line.  He took a price hit of about $30K as a result of that location.  I'd recommend that you stay 1/2 mile or so to the east.

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