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21st May, 2009 | Source : Newsweek Showcase
![]() This compact region is a vibrant and internationally recognized hub for the arts with a year-round offering of events and attractions that annually attracts more than three million visitors. Combine this atmosphere with a wide selection of award-winning restaurants, a bountiful supply of antique galleries and other specialty shops, and there are more than enough sensory pleasures for even the most demanding patron of the arts. Adding to the allure of The Berkshires as a retirement choice is the fact that, surprisingly, many of the housing options found here are priced significantly below real estate prices in other parts of Massachusetts. For example, in Pittsfield, a small town of about 41, 000 located right in the heart of the region, the average price of a home is less than $150,000. And in Williamstown, home prices are higher, but with a median price of $275,000, they are still substantially below those found in the metropolitan Boston area and along the Atlantic Coastal areas of the State. Read more ![]() ![]() ![]() |