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Article: RANDOLPH'S DIVERSE, AND RELATIVELY AFFORDABLE
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- August 10, 2002
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RANDOLPH - In the 1990s, as prices in much of Greater Boston rose
beyond the reach of many families, home buyers flocked to this
bedroom town south of the city, a place that's 25 to 29 minutes by
rail from South Station.
"Home prices may be crazy here, but they're even crazier in
Boston," says Brian Johnson, a realtor at Kierman Realty Co. "I see
lots of people who can't afford to live in Boston, Milton, Quincy,
Braintree, and Canton, where everything costs up to $80,000 over
Randolph's prices."
As in most Massachusetts communities, property values have soared
in Randolph. In 1996, the median price for a single-family home was
$117,000, according to The Warren Group. By the first half of ...
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