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With a median price of $430,000, Haverhill leads the Merrimack Valley in transaction volume. Strong first-time buyer demand and investor interest are driving 7.8% price growth.
Haverhill is a Merrimack Valley city with historic mill architecture, a revitalized downtown, commuter rail to Boston, and one of the highest raw transaction volumes in Massachusetts's hottest towns list.
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Common questions from buyers and sellers in Haverhill.
Yes. Haverhill offers relative affordability on the Merrimack River with commuter rail access to Boston — a combination that is attracting strong buyer demand.
The median home price in Haverhill is approximately $430,000, with strong variety from starter homes to multi-family investment properties.
Haverhill has direct commuter rail service to North Station in Boston — approximately 55–70 minutes depending on the train.
Bradford, Highlands, and the Bradford Common area are popular residential neighborhoods. The downtown area along the Merrimack River is undergoing ongoing revitalization.
Yes. Multi-family properties are popular among investors in Haverhill, particularly near the commuter rail stations and downtown.