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Boston-area single-family homes vs. condos

With single-family home prices creeping lower and lower , it makes more sense to compare them head-to-head against similarly-priced condos. So we've done just that and chosen 14 properties in Greater Boston ranging from $300,000 to $400,000. Think you can't get a decent house in Natick or Brighton? For the money, you may be surprised.
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With single-family home prices creeping lower and lower, it makes more sense to compare them head-to-head against similarly-priced condos.

So we've done just that and chosen 14 properties in Greater Boston ranging from $300,000 to $400,000. Think you can't get a decent house in Natick or Brighton? For the money, you may be surprised.

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