Kerri Mulvey
| Kerri Mulvey | Moor Realty Group
Massachusetts
Framingham is a dynamic and diverse city located just 21 miles west of Boston, offering residents the energy of a vibrant urban center paired with the charm of a close-knit New England community. Incorporated as a city in 2018, Framingham blends a rich history with a forward-thinking spirit, making it one of MetroWest's most sought-after places to call home.
From the tranquil woodlands of Garden in the Woods — the nation's largest wildflower sanctuary — to the lively cultural scene along Framingham Centre Common, the city offers something for every lifestyle. Residents enjoy easy access to outstanding dining, diverse shopping, and top-tier recreational amenities, all connected by commuter rail lines linking directly to Boston.
Framingham's real estate market presents a compelling blend of historic colonial homes, mid-century neighborhoods, and newer construction, catering to first-time buyers and seasoned investors alike. With strong community ties, a growing job market, and the character that comes from generations of proud residents, Framingham is more than a place to live — it's a place to thrive.
Population
73,271
Median Age
37.5
Median Household Income
$107,419
Median Property Value
$627,300
School District Ranking (MA)
#260
Public School Students
9,124
Student-to-Teacher Ratio
12:1
Property Tax Rate
$12.46 / $1,000
Distance to Boston
21 miles
The median property value is $627,300, with options ranging from historic colonials to new construction across a variety of neighborhoods.
21 miles west of Boston. The MBTA Framingham/Worcester commuter rail provides direct service to Back Bay and South Station in under 45 minutes.
The tax rate is $12.46 per $1,000 of assessed value — competitive with neighboring MetroWest communities.
Framingham is celebrated for its diversity, Garden in the Woods (the nation's largest wildflower sanctuary), the historic Centre Common, and excellent commuter access to Boston.
On January 1, 2018, Framingham transitioned from one of Massachusetts' largest towns to a full city government.
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