Lakeville, MA

Lakeville is a town located in Norfolk County, Massachusetts, United States. As of the 2010 census, the town had a population of 14,827. Lakeville is home to the University of Massachusetts Boston and numerous other businesses and organizations.

The area that now comprises Lakeville was first settled in 1630 as part of Charlestown. The town was officially incorporated on October 12, 1798. The name " Lakeville" likely comes from a local pond that once existed near the center of town.

Today, Lakeville is an affluent community with a median household income above $100,000. The town's economy is based largely on its proximity to the University of Massachusetts Boston (UMass Boston). Many high-tech companies have established offices in Lakeville due to its excellent infrastructure and quality of life. Additionally, many small businesses provide goods and services to residents and visitors alike.

One important aspect of life in Lakeville is its strong community spirit. Residents are very supportive of one another and are often willing to help out their neighbors when needed. This sense of togetherness has helped make Lakeville one of the most desirable places to live in Massachusetts.