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The Neighborhood
Newton, MA is one of Greater Boston’s most established residential cities: leafy streets, village-style centers, and a strong “settle in and stay a while” feel. It’s large for a suburb, with a total population of about 90,700 (2024 estimate), and the median age is 43.4, which fits a community with lots of long-term homeowners, families, and professionals who want quick access to Boston without living in the chaos.
Newton isn’t dense like the city core, but it’s not rural either—it’s right on the edge. The city’s population density is 4,987.8 people per square mile (2020), which lands in the Low bucket on our scale (under ~5,000/sq mi), basically “suburban with some walkable pockets.” For average individual income, the best public-data match is per capita income, and Newton is at $97,547. Translation: it’s a high-income place with space and strong day-to-day livability—just be ready for housing prices that act like they’re also applying to Harvard.
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Back Bay
Boston
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Chicopee
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Framingham
Hanson
Jamaica Plain
Lynnfield
Malden
Mansfield
Marlborough
Medford
Newton
Quincy
Randolph
Revere
Somerville
South Boston
Springfield
Waltham
Watertown
Wayland
Westford
Westminster
Winthrop
Woburn
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