I encourage you to look, but I would wager that you'll find 3-4 unit buildings and larger complexes to be more your style in and around Boston. 

  $ is of no interest to this guy but I would wager knowledge is.  

You won't see the appreciation in these areas continue very long because wage rates for the hourly folks are not following the same upward path and that will naturally keep the balance. 

However, I would wager you need to just call everyone possible.

Beacon is a great area that has experienced a revival but I'd wager much of the initial push to bring Beacon back has worn off and it's beginning to settle.

I would wager that if you were the seller, we would be exchanging high-fives, rather than terse comments.2.

I would wager a guess than any town of ~60,000 or less people may have less agents per capita or at the very least they be easier to edge out than the streamlined agencies in big cities.

@Cathie Kovacs Considering a HUGE amount of the code written for most tech companies comes out of India, I would wager that the bookkeepers there are just fine. 

I'd wager if they are scheduling a sale, they have enough data to think they have a legal right to go to sale.

I saw we just hit 1,500,000 Any wagers on when when we hit 2,000,000??