Brookline Real Estate

Seamlessly blending sophisticated urban vitality with the tranquil character of a mature residential suburb, Brookline, Massachusetts, stands as one of the region’s most distinctive and enduring communities. Situated immediately adjacent to Boston, this historic municipality offers exceptional commuter convenience with direct access to the Green Line light rail network, major surface arteries, and prominent employment hubs like the Longwood Medical Area. Life here is anchored by a series of vibrant commercial centers and distinct pedestrian-friendly villages, including Coolidge Corner and Brookline Village, where tree-lined streets connect residential neighborhoods to an abundance of independent coffee shops, diverse dining options, cultural landmarks, and locally owned retail. Residents enjoy a highly walkable environment enriched by expansive public green spaces, such as Larz Anderson Park and the historic Emerald Ribbon parks, providing ample opportunities for outdoor recreation, community events, and quiet retreat. The local housing architecture showcases an attractive mix of classic brownstones, elegant condominiums, and grand historic estates, reflecting a refined neighborhood character that maintains strong market value and appeals to buyers seeking a sophisticated, interconnected lifestyle just minutes from the city center.

Brookline - Town vs. County Stats

Avg Price in Brookline: $2,679,500 / County Avg $1,419,900

189%

Avg Taxes in Brookline: $93,300 / County Avg $243,800

38%

Avg Sq. Ft. in Brookline: 2,679 / County Avg 2,581

104%

Avg Price per/sqft in Brookline:$1000 / County Avg $550

182%

Avg Walkscore in Brookline: 95 / County Avg 45

212%

Avg Year Built in Brookline: 1946 / County Avg 1965

99%

Avg Days on Website in Brookline: 68 / County Avg 61

111%

Brookline Real Estate Market Health

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