Community Profiles
Massachusetts Commonwealth Communities is your guide for finding information on the 351 cities and towns in Massachusetts. Each Community page, which you can find alphabetically. Each town has real estate information, from the Home Buyers Guide, Just Rentals, Just Property and The Real Estate Guide. You can find public school and Community profiles. Also included are links to city/town and public school websites, and other Community sites that provide real estate home buying information.
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| Abington Abington is located in southeastern Massachusetts, bordered by Weymouth on the north, Rockland on the east, Whitman on the south, and Brockton and Holbrook on ... read more | search now |
| Acton Acton is a suburban community located 25 miles northwest of Boston. Although Acton's population has almost tripled in the last three decades, the town has ... read more | search now |
| Acushnet Originally an agricultural community embracing the headwaters of the Acushnet River, the residential Town of Acushnet has retained its rural atmosphere while also providing a ... read more | search now |
| Agawam From the town's rural past, the community has retained a sense of being a small town where people participate in civic activities, school affairs and ... read more | search now |
| Alford ... read more | search now |
| Allston Once home to stockyards, slaughterhouses and meatpacking industries, Allston today is a thriving mecca of activity. Allston's Harvard Ave. boasts everything from upscale eateries and ... read more | search now |
| Amesbury Soon after Amesbury was settled in 1642, the rushing waters of the Powow River were harnessed for mills, and the modest farming community began its ... read more | search now |
| Amherst Amherst and the surrounding area are bubbling with culture, art, music, and theater. The five-college area and rich history of Amherst offer a diverse palette ... read more | search now |
| Andover The Town of Andover, more than a place to live, is a way of life. Its legacy of democracy shall be preserved. Each citizen should ... read more | search now |
| Aquinnah ... read more | search now |
| Arlington The Town of Arlington was originally settled in 1635 as a village under the name Menotomy. In 1807, the Town and a section of what ... read more | search now |
| Ashburnham Nestled in the picturesque hills of northern Worcester County, the Town of Ashburnham is a quintessential New England community. Just 55 miles northwest of Boston, ... read more | search now |
| Ashby The Town of Ashby is a small rural community with a friendly atmosphere, located in the north central section of Massachusetts. It is a ... read more | search now |
| Ashfield ... read more | search now |
| Ashland Ashland's ideal location midway between Boston and Worcester provides easy access to the interstate highway system and the Massachusetts Turnpike. Ashland, although predominantly residential, is ... read more | search now |
| Assonet The Town Of Assonet is located in the southeastern part of the state, and is home to many restaurants and inns, including the Assonet Inn. ... read more | search now |
| Athol The Town of Athol is a no-nonsense, blue-collar community located in the North Quabbin region of West Central Massachusetts. The town lies between ... read more | search now |
| Attleboro Attleboro is a small manufacturing city with a unique combination of the advantages of urban and suburban living. Known as the birthplace of the ... read more | search now |
| Auburn With a rich history, dating back to the year 1778, Auburn is the site of countless relics of the past, from colonial houses and cemeteries ... read more | search now |
| Avon Avon has both the smallest land area and population of any community in the region. It has a compact population density of over 1,000 residents ... read more | search now |
| Ayer Ayer's history dates back to 1667 when the first mill, used to grind corn in the agricultural community, was built. The Town was incorporated in ... read more | search now |