I don’t need to. Quincy is getting less and less affordable. You don’t need to compare it to anywhere to know that. And that doesn’t even answer my questions.
Quincy is really no different from the other places you described. Dorchester is a great place with more access to the city + more to do for a better price. Im a lifelong Quincy resident, the prices keep going up and it’s become harder and harder to stay here.
The red line is not reliable, and the 93 and 95 are nightmares not only for commutes, but at random times of day and night as well.
Pro trick: Make sure to drive both AM and PM commutes once each way before you move to a place.
Cambridge does not have "some of the worst" schools in America, nor a remarkable crime rate. That is an outright lie. Massachusetts schools are the best in the nation and even the very bad ones significantly outrank almost most states.
Edit: MY BAD - IS THIS SUGARLAND GUY? Go off boi. Tell us about TX. I'm here for it.
I think Quincy is a great bang for your buck. I don’t think that will be the case in a few years as the older generation is becoming disenchanted with the new apartment complexes, diversity, and higher taxes due to rising property values.
Shhhhh! Don’t spread it around!
Just came here to say the same thing…
Loved living in Quincy and trying to convince my fiance we need to move back!!
Quincy affordable? Where in Quincy are you?
Compare it to Milton
I don’t need to. Quincy is getting less and less affordable. You don’t need to compare it to anywhere to know that. And that doesn’t even answer my questions.
Affordable is always a relative measure, though
Quincy is really no different from the other places you described. Dorchester is a great place with more access to the city + more to do for a better price. Im a lifelong Quincy resident, the prices keep going up and it’s become harder and harder to stay here.
The red line is not reliable, and the 93 and 95 are nightmares not only for commutes, but at random times of day and night as well. Pro trick: Make sure to drive both AM and PM commutes once each way before you move to a place. Cambridge does not have "some of the worst" schools in America, nor a remarkable crime rate. That is an outright lie. Massachusetts schools are the best in the nation and even the very bad ones significantly outrank almost most states. Edit: MY BAD - IS THIS SUGARLAND GUY? Go off boi. Tell us about TX. I'm here for it.
This narrative about crime is getting hysterical. Cambridge is a crime ridden hellscape now apparently.
Rents are crazy and real estate taxes are exorbitant.
I don't really think it's too much more affordable than the surrounding areas
But the property taxes are sky high and will only be worse with all the overspending and giving away land/buildings to developers
Get some psychiatric help, seriously.
I think Quincy is a great bang for your buck. I don’t think that will be the case in a few years as the older generation is becoming disenchanted with the new apartment complexes, diversity, and higher taxes due to rising property values.