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Manchester, New Hampshire has a population of more than 105,000, which continues to grow each year as people are attracted to this diverse, and historical city. The City of Manchester is located between Concord, and Nashua.

Manchester prides itself on its many historical buildings and churches. It is an uncanny mix of both old technologies and new technologies. With it's many old mill buildings now providing a location for its software companies.

The Manchester school system has a dedicated staff and many programs that allow for an effective and fair education throughout the city. Manchester is also host to many colleges including UNH Manchester, New Hampshire College, and Hesser College.

Back Bay, Boston, Massachusetts once a stagnant pool of water behind the public garden, is now one of the most exclusive areas of Boston. A stroll down Newbury St. will take you from high fashion to hip ice cream parlors, and a walk back up Commonwealth Ave. will let you take in some of the most elegant townhouses in the city. With its rows of historic homes and a vibrant commercial district to boot, Back Bay is an elegant and exciting place to live. Visit Virtual Homes virtual community website at http://www.backbaymahomes.com/ for real estate information.

To view communities in Massachusetts visit MA Real Estate and to search the Massachusetts MLS visit MA MLS and view properties through a map based search.  In other states, visit http://www.virtualhomes.com.

Visit NH real estate community websites at New Hampshire Real Estate

The information is provided through RE/MAX Country Properties, Amherst, NH (www.nhrelocation.com) and is obtained through the NNEREN MLS System.  Our other office, RE/MAX Innovations (www.relocationma.com) services both NH and MA.

Amherst, Massachusetts is located in the fertile and scenic Connecticut River Valley, and enjoys views of hills and mountains in all directions. Although originally a farming community, Amherst's main industry is now education, since it is the home of the main campus of the University of Massachusetts as well as two private colleges, Amherst College and Hampshire College. The town's commercial, social and cultural life benefit from the liveliness and diversity stimulated by the colleges and the University.

Amherst has long supported excellent public schools, libraries and town services. It has also worked hard both to preserve farming and open space and to provide affordable housing. Amherst is one of the few towns in Massachusetts to have met the state's goal of having 10% of its housing stock affordable.

Amherst is one of the most livable towns in the country, encompassing big-city cultural flair and down-home charm. You'll find everything here from grand Victorians to rambling Colonial Revival farmhouses, modern condominiums and comfortable family homes.

To visit the Virtual Homes virtual community website go to http://www.amherstmarealestate.com/ for information about Amherst Massachusetts (MA) real estate.

Agawam, Massachusetts has a population of more than 27,323 which continues to grow each year as people are attracted to this developing city. Agawam is located close to Springfield and Hartford CT. Agawam is a place of tradition and opportunity. It offers affordable land and buildings. The State Park and several nearby golf courses provide ample recreational options for residents. Nestled amidst farms and historic colonial homes, Agawam maintains a small-town ambience within minutes of the state's higway system. Agawam provides a lower than average unemployment rate and low tax rates. The Agawam school district is one of the top systems in the commonwealth. It has a lower than average student/teacher ratio and higher than average attendance records.

To visit the Virtual Homes virtual community website go to http://www.agawammarealestate.com/ for Agawam Massachusetts (MA) real estate.

Abington, Massachusetts is a small bedroom community. The town was famous as part of the shoe industry and, as recently as 1986, had a working dairy farm. Today, though the town's roots in manufacturing and agriculture have given way to a primarily residential community character, several small and medium size businesses flourish within the boundaries of the quiet town.

The town was founded in 1712 and although it has experienced substantial growth over the last several decades, the community retains a great deal of open space and a rural feeling. Residents are proud of the parks and recreation facilities, including Island Grove Pond and Park, The Dyer Museum, and Ames Nowell State Park.

In addition, the growth of the town has not diminished the local spirit. There are several active civic organizations; annual celebrations include everything from an enthusiastic St. Patrick's Day parade to a huge 4th of July celebration attracting thousands from the South Shore. Town facilities also include a municipal golf course. Abington is a stop on the MBTA's newly reactivated South Shore commuter rail line.

Visit Virtual Homes virtual community website at http://www.abingtonmarealestate.com/ for information about Abington, Massachusetts real estate.

Acton, Massachusetts is a suburban community located northwest of Boston. Although Acton's population has almost tripled in the last three decades, the town has retained much of its rural New England character, as evidenced by the traditional town center and green, fine examples of historic architecture, and the stone walls and tree-lined country roads.

However, Acton is well prepared for the 21st century. Acton affords a full range of services to its residents and businesses, including an active town government, top-notch libraries, a nationally accredited police department, a full-time fire department, and local and regional school systems that are ranked among the top in the state.

Commerce continues to thrive and grow in Acton due in large part to its prime location along Routes 2, 27 and 111, the commuter train stop, and its proximity to Route 495. A wide range of retail stores and services, a community theater, various types of commercial recreation and several museums, can all be found in Acton.

Visit the Virtual Homes virtual community website at http://www.Acton MA Real Estate/ for town and real estate information.

This is a challenging market and all of us can benefit from any and all inspiration that may come our way.At a recent sales rally we had the priveledge of listening to John Assaraff, contributing editor of the "Secret", entrepreneur and former RE/MAX agent.  Visit http://www.johnassaraf.com/hia.php to view John's message.  Many of our agents have implimented and followed his process this year and have outperformed the market.  The "Secret" was inspirational but without a path to follow most readers could not benefit from the message.  John Assaraf has provided that path.  It is worth a visit! Fred

RE/MAX Country Properties and Innovations are always looking for individuals who identify with our company philosophy. Our in-depth hiring process allows both you and us to determine if you are a good fit with our team. We are looking for motivated, full- time professionals interested in building a solid business founded on Trust, Integrity and Fairness.

No two RE/MAX offices are the same, yet all are built on the premise that EVERYBODY WINS. We realize the importance of providing our agents with proper training, and the tools and environment necessary to keep you one step ahead.

New Licensees: We are always looking for new talent and run a start-up program periodically throughout the year.

If you have questions, or would like to explore the possibilities in complete confidence, call 800-222-2829 and ask for Fred Doleac, or visit http://www.nhrelocation.com/career/

Bedford, New Hampshire formerly farmland has evolved into graceful homesteads for those commuting to nearby Manchester and other cities; notably, Nashua, Boston and even Concord. With an 80/20 residential-to-business ratio, Bedford's real estate profile doesn't automatically evoke a booming business town. However, commerce in Bedford is growing featuring the Bedford Village Inn and Restaurant, one of the top Bed and Breakfasts in New Hampshire as well as one of the finest restaurants, C.R. Sparks.

Business activity in Bedford is focused along Route 3, otherwise known as "the performance zone." Premium office parks and shopping centers such as the Bedford Mall along with Macy's department store, the Wayfarer Inn and the Country Club line this road, which runs south from Manchester into Merrimack and Nashua. Bedford's other commercial clusters are along Route 101, which extends westward.

With a reputation for a first-rate school system, Bedford has turned its focus toward town recreational facilities featuring a 70-acre park with several ballfields, ski trails, fishing and ice skating.

Visit the Virtual Homes virtual community web site at www.bedfordnhvirtualhomes.com.

Amherst, New Hampshire has a population of more than 11,000, which continues to grow each year as people are attracted to its well-regarded school system. The Town of Amherst is a quiet picturesque community.

Amherst prides itself on preserving its colonial flair, the centerpiece of which is the village green in the center of town. The Amherst town center is filled with antique colonial homes, the original Amherst school house, Village Market, Amherst Town Hall, a real estate office and the Congregational Church. Most of Amherst�s industry and commerce is located on route 101A, outside the center of the town.

Amherst prides itself as one of the first towns to be visited by political delegates. Residents enjoy annual events such as the Christmas tree lighting ceremony, the fourth of July Parade and band concert, and Halloween festivities, all of which strengthen the ties in the community.

Area students, along with those from neighboring Mont Vernon, attend the award-winning Souhegan High School, which is aimed at producing community leaders. Souhegan operates under the Coalition of Essential Schools curriculum, a novel approach to education that emphasizes student independence.

Visit the Virtual Homes virtual community web site at www.amherstnhrealestate.com.