Reasons to Buy in Lexington MA
Lexington Massachusetts is one of my favorite towns. As one of the largest in area Lexington borders Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Arlington, Waltham, Lincoln and Bedford. At the time this article was written January 20, 2011. Lexington has had over 135 real estate transactions in the past 6 months. This represents apx. 33% more sales than Burlington and Woburn.
Lexington is renowned for it's public school system which includes 6 elementary, 2 middle and high school. It's been ranked 304th in the nation by Newsweek.
This small town has strong roots in American History with one of the most predominant landmarks located in the town center known for the Battle Green, where the battle was fought and the statue of the Minute Man sits now.
Lexington is also home of the 900 acre Minute Man Park and the National Heritage Museum, which exhibit American History and Popular Culture. 
Locals enjoy shopping at Wilson Farms opened in 1884 and is still a thriving local farm stand patronized by many residents from all over Massachusetts for its fresh fruits, vegetable's, cheeses and breads.
In addition to these fun facts Lexington's home values are remained strong through these turbuliant times.
I invite you to searh for homes currently available in Lexington at Irresistiblerealestate.com
Lexington Market Report July 20, 2010 - January 20, 2011
Single Family Homes and Condos Currently on the Market 97
Lowest Price $189,000
Average Price $982,374
Median Price $799,000
Highest Price $2,689,000
Single Family Homes and Condos Currently Under Contract 33
Lowest Price $225,000
Average Price $875,412
Median Price $725,000
Highest Price $3,500,000
Single Family Homes and Condos Sold 171
Lowest Price $215,000
Average Price $749,449
Median Price $699,000
Highest Price $2, 650,000
If your considering moving to Lexington, don't leave this decision to chance. Contact me at 781-518-1280 or email Lisaknowsre@gmail.com and put my experience to work for you.
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