Plymouth, MA

Plymouth, Massachusetts is a city located on the south shore of Boston Harbor. The city was first settled in 1630 as a fishing village and gradually grew into a thriving maritime center. In the 18th century, Plymouth became known for its shipbuilding industry and became one of the wealthiest cities in New England. Today, Plymouth is home to many historic buildings and districts, including the Old South Meeting House (the oldest church in New England), King's Chapel (one of the largest colonial churches in America), and Federal Hill (home to several popular restaurants and bars).

Real estate in Plymouth is highly sought after due to its close proximity to Boston and its many historical attractions. The city has a population of just over 30,000 people but there are already signs that demand for housing is increasing rapidly. In 2017, median sales prices increased by 10% compared to 2016 and are expected to continue growing at a similar rate through 2020. This rapid growth has led some experts to predict that Plymouth could become one of the most expensive cities in Massachusetts within the next few years.

Despite this high demand, there are still plenty of available homes for sale in Plymouth. The city has an average population density of only 2 per square mile which makes it one of the least crowded cities in Massachusetts. This low population density also makes it easy for buyers to find their dream home without having to compete with dozens or even hundreds of other potential buyers. Additionally, many new developments have been approved recently which will add even more homes onto the market soon.