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The prices shown are the median list prices.Boston Homes for sale
$999,999
Newton Homes for sale
$1,797,450
Lynn Homes for sale
$549,990
Revere Homes for sale
$595,000
Waltham Homes for sale
$887,450
Watertown Homes for sale
$1,050,000
Malden Homes for sale
$650,000
Saugus Homes for sale
$619,000
Everett Homes for sale
$634,500
Quincy Homes for sale
$738,500
Randolph Homes for sale
$499,000
Brookline Homes for sale
$1,895,000
Dedham Homes for sale
$1,850,000
Woburn Homes for sale
$774,500
Chestnut Hill Homes for sale
$1,250,000
Medford Homes for sale
$899,000
02021, MA Homes for sale
$774,900
02135, MA Homes for sale
$812,000
02467, MA Homes for sale
$1,474,000
02445, MA Homes for sale
$2,000,000
02458, MA Homes for sale
$2,300,000
02446, MA Homes for sale
$1,488,500
02472, MA Homes for sale
$1,050,000
02460, MA Homes for sale
$1,349,000
02134, MA Homes for sale
$639,900
02461, MA Homes for sale
$1,638,000
Marina Bay Homes for sale
$879,000
Beacon Hill Homes for sale
$2,787,000
Commonwealth Homes for sale
$507,000
Cambridgeport Homes for sale
$1,550,000
Back Bay Homes for sale
$1,995,000
North End Homes for sale
$1,199,998
Coolidge Corner Homes for sale
$1,549,000
West Peabody Homes for sale
$679,900
Seaport District Homes for sale
$2,125,000
South End Homes for sale
$1,375,000
Middlesex County Homes for sale
$984,950
Norfolk County Homes for sale
$938,900
Suffolk County Homes for sale
$979,900
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Frequently Asked Questions about Boston College, MA
In September 2026 Boston College homes were listed to buy for a median price of $1.8M, The median value of a home listed to buy in Boston College in September 2026 was $1,040 per sqft,
It is expensive to live in Boston College. Buying a home in Boston College is 4% more expensive compared with the national average.
The best and safest neighborhoods to live in Boston College in September 2026 are Fenway - Kenmore, South Brookline, Oak Hill, Beacon Hill, West Cambridge, Newton Corner, Downtown Boston, Seaport District, Back Bay, Cambridgeport, Coolidge Corner, South End, Waterfront, North End, Lawrence Estates, Marina Bay, West Revere, West Peabody, Houghes Neck, Commonwealth
In September 2026, Boston College homes were listed to buy for a median price of $1.8M, with 25% down you would need $10.1K/month to cover expenses and assume that's 35% of your total monthly income, your total yearly income would need to be $348K.