Awesome! Thank you!

Awe, thank you for saying that @Mr Freddo. Each place has its negatives but we love living here in Ma

So glad you found it helpful @haz_dazzler009

Well, I am glad you escaped, than.

I am glad you are enjoying your new home!

I’m born and raised in Texas and am moving to Massachusetts soon

Wonderful, happy to hear that

She lied Massachusetts ranks 5th in people leaving

@@collins48lc be that as it may, but I still see Massachusetts as a place more pleasant than California.

Thanks for your feedback. Yes, Ma has many hidden gems!

We have sons near Springfield, MA and Lincoln, MA. Both areas are so nice and the people are friendly. I found the areas around Boston just too congested for my taste and like most big cities, the people aren’t very friendly but to each his own.

Always welcome

Thank you for your service, @Robert Howland and hope Texas is treating you well!

@@BostonAreaHomes , It's fine here in Texas. Once in while I do miss my hometown of Framingham. I miss going to Fenway Park to see my Red Sox.

Geo engineering

Hi @Kardana, thanks for watching. It depends what you mean by reasonable, your budget, will you be putting kids into public schools, how far or close from a major city. If you want to have a convo, we can set up a free consultation. Reach out to me on IG or email me nounekrealtor@gmail.com

Yep, our Roads are narrow and crowded. Boston was planned out by cattle! 😉 It’s a bit more “Civilized” beyond 128, but you definitely need a car out here! The MBTA is having a bad time right now, lack of maintenance and foresight has caught up with them! Used to be a lot better, hopefully it will get better sooner than later!

Yes, they are @Nick

with recent rains, we might start flooding! Hope not! The prediction is that the Boston area will start getting more precipitation with the global warming. Warmer areas in US will be burning, we are going to soak.

You are right, a new video is due with a more comprehensive information

Thanks @Matthew OBrien, I am glad you like the cold, that’s the biggest issue for people thinking of moving here! 😀

Better to go to the Sunshine State Florida: Miles and miles of strip malls with divorce lawyers, cheap tattoo parlors, pawn shops,etc., Wal-Marts every mile, trailer courts, trailer parks, trailer trash, malls, strip malls, mini-malls, cops, artery-clogging steak houses, McDonald's/Wendy's/Taco Bells every quarter mile, constant hot/humid weather, dixie this, dixie that, little lizards climbing the trees, "neighbors" who will call the cops on you at the slightest provocation. Banks every 500yds when you don't have any money, useless spanish moss, people from other countries working public service jobs who speak a different language than you, more cops, highway billboards (for readers) too numerous to describe obscuring highway signs, most of them offering funeral / cremation deals or promoting another "lemming trap" alcohol-related trend. Seniors driving 30m.p.h. in a 55 zone, uneducated/scary-looking people with cheap tattoos, sinkholes, sleazy strip-joints, guaranteed minimum wage jobs, liquor stores every 2 blocks, "Jerry Springer" people everywhere, more cops, official state "zero tolerance" signs with a little illustration of handcuffs to rub-the-point-in (bastards), traffic lights synchronized so cops can ticket you easier. Speed bumps designed to damage car suspension systems, gated communities loaded with better-than-thou people, FAT cops with mean grins, white trash from god-knows-where that just got out of prison last month usually playing their stereo loud at night so you can't sleep, neighbors sitting on cheap lawn furniture on front lawn drinking cheap beer (watching you). Mosquitoes that fly SO fast you actually can't swat them, snakes/alligators/fire ants/scorpions, alcohol/drug-addicted welfare people driving, running, walking & crawling everywhere if they're not standing in line waiting to cash in empty beer cans.

I am glad you found your home!