Somerville is a city in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. It is the most densely populated city in New England and the fifth densest city in the United States. Somerville also has a number of squares that are bustling business and entertainment centers, among them Davis Square, Union Square, Ball Square, Teele Square and Magoun Square.Somerville is an eclectic mix of blue-collar families, young professionals, college students and recent immigrants from countries as diverse as El Salvador, Haiti, and Brazil.
The Somerville real estate market is growing rapidly. New homes are being built in Somerville at a staggering
pace. Much of this Somerville real estate is built with foreign buyers in mind.
Currency exchange rates have made buying real estate in Somerville and the US
in general much more favorable in the last few years.
Over the last several month real estate prices in Somerville has begun to soften
a bit. The softening market has prompted some sellers to increase incentives
to sales agents and buyers, ranging from increasing sales commissions to
reducing pricing. Many believe this presents an opportunity to scoop up
hot Somerville homes at reduced prices.
The reasons for the cooling market include mortgage rates than are beginning to move higher, a temporary oversupply of homes, and the property tax consequences of moving to a new home. Many experts and market watchers say the fundamentals underlying Somerville's real estate market remain sound
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