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Can I ask are you staying in the Boston suburbs or moving out of state? (the suburbs are not exactly cheap!).

• ghaff 6y ago
  Very little around the Boston metro is "cheap" but move 45 minutes to an hour out and prices can be a lot lower depending upon the town. Of course, you no longer have anything resembling urban amenities even if you're still in range of a day or night in town.
  • HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
    Sine I'm European, when you say urban amenities, what exactly are you referring to? Here our biggest problem with moving out of the city center tends to be the lack of sewage system so you have to pay to truck your tanks away which can get costly( and septic tanks are illegal).
    • ghaff 6y ago
      Walking to places, transit, good restaurants, etc. I don't have town sewer but I have a septic system (tank and leach field) and that's pretty normal in more rural areas. I'm not sure I've ever heard of someone with a cesspool that needs to be pumped on a regular basis although I'm sure that exists. Septic tanks should get cleaned out now and then too but that's an every few years thing. I do also pay for trash disposal and some things like that which are paid for by taxes in most cities but that's hardly a problem.
• luxurytent 6y ago
  We're moving to Halifax, Nova Scotia (We're Canadian citizens)