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Julie
My fiancé’s parents are near Boston and my parents are in the Hudson Valley in NY. We don’t know where we want to be long term, but my parents are more likely to move to be closer to us when they need help because of aging.
Good school system is a must.
LindaNH always gets ranked very high for the quality of the education. We are in Southern NH, 1 hour to Boston, the beach or the mountains. As an added bonus we have no income or sales tax but they get you on the property taxes.
Sonja“Best” according to which criteria? I’m assuming you mean cost of living. Maine or Pennsylvania.
AprilPioneer Valley in Western MA. Grew up here, can’t believe I’m still here but it’s a great place to live and raise kids. You can be in Boston under two hours, NYC in about 3 hours.
JulieMassachusetts has a lot of good programs because they’re not afraid to tax for it. New Hampshire’s good for no tax, but picking the right town/city is going to be more important because not as much support/funding comes down from the state.
MollyWestern Massachusetts/Berkshires are just beautiful and affordable areas with great quality of life.
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