Public transportation is also supposed to be limited for essential employees only.

And are we looking for cost per pound or cost for a means of transportation?   

And I feel Pawtucket always benefits from being closest to Boston and having a good mix of rental units and regular owner occupied properties (it varies by neighborhood of course).As far as "inside information", I'm not sure there's a lot of that to go around, especially these days where every week brings new economic developments and we're still seeing how things are going to shake out, how long this will last and what the effects will be (short and long term).

I live in Boston, MA

Close to transportation to NYC and downtown Westfield.

Extremely unique house shaped like a lighthouse located two minutes walking to the beach and about seven to the train to Boston/Airport.

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As a remote (work from home) employee like myself, my friends and I had a debate about the impact of remote jobs on different markets for real estate.The trend of remote work is growing quickly and I have heard many of my co-workers moving back to where they grew up versus Boston because of the cost of living.One big reason for people living in big cities besides the experience factor, is employment.

Boyd, You made the trip all the way out to Boston?...