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One of the best ways to meet the Madison CT community after buying a home in Madison CT real estate is to visit the Madison Farmer’s Market. Every Friday from 3-6pm, the town gathers on Madison Green to enjoy live music and shop from the fresh goods sold by local vendors.

Artisan breads and cheese, farm fresh fruits and veggies, seafood and shellfish, and home-baked pies are just a few goods that are available each week at the Madison Farmer’s Market.

To browse all Madison CT real estate listings, visit the CT Shoreline Real Estate website. Real estate agents Jerry and Maureen Sherman are ranked within the top 1% of realtors in the country and will be happy to help you find your dream home in Connecticut.

Considering looking into Fall River real estate if you would enjoy living close to a thriving downtown scene and having access to frequent cultural events. Fall River MA is a wonderful community for families and for young professionals alike. One of the greatest advantages to buying real estate in Fall River MA is the value you receive for a small investment in real estate.

This past Thursday night, Fall River enjoyed its third successful Art of Dining downtown restaurant tour. Fall River inhabitants enjoyed sampling from the tables of top area restaurants such as Bella and Sagres as they were whisked around town by a trolley. Music, dance, and fine art transformed the night into a festival of sorts.

A $20 ticket scored participants their choice of appetizers, entrees, a free drink and a dessert at 11 different downtown restaurants. the event has been planned for three more times this year on the third Thursday of June, August and October.

Need guidance on looking for real estate in Fall River? Marguerite Cashman is the go-to agent for Greater Fall River real estate. Visit her Fall River real estate website and browse hundreds of beautiful homes. Contact Marguerite with your questions at 508 676-7600.

Thinking about relocating to Boston? Why not? The Travel Channel thinks Boston is one of the country’s most exciting places to visit — and we think Boston is one of the most exciting places to live. Here’s a list of Travel Channel highlights:

Man vs. Food: Adam visited Eagle’s Deli and challenges a customer to a giant hamburger-eating duel.

Samantha Brown: Sam competed in a sausage-eating contest in East Boston.

Family Travels: The show took viewers on a historical walking tour led by costumed colonials.

The first step in the relocation process is visiting the city you’d like to live in. Visit Boston for a week and try out its restaurants (see the previous entry on Restaurant Week), museums, and shopping areas. Unsure of which neighborhood you’d like to buy in? Do you love one particular neighborhood, but are you interested in researching comparable areas? Visit Prudential Prime Properties on the web to learn all about Boston real estate and look at the homes for sale in Boston.

Boston’s Restaurant Week is the perfect time to visit and take a look at what Boston real estate has to offer. Restaurant Week in Boston takes place this year from March 14th to 19th and March 21st-26th. This is your chance to sample all of the great restaurants that the City of Boston has to offer without emptying your kids’ college fund! At over 200 participating restaurants, a three course lunch menu is only $20.10, a three-course dinner menu is only $33.10, and a new two-course lunch menu is only $15.09 (an entree and either a dessert or an appetizer).

The list of restaurants isn’t available anywhere on the Web just yet, but here’s six of the 200 restaurants who fed Bostonians in last year’s Restaurant Week:

Via Matta (Italian, Back Bay) *

The Capital Grille (American, Back Bay)

Mamma Maria (Italian, North End)

Oak Room at The Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel (Steak, Back Bay)

Oishii Boston (Sushi, South End)

Top of the Hub (American, Back Bay)

*This blogger highly recommends Via Matta. Mmm.

Visit Prudential Prime Properties on the web to scope out the many options for real estate in Boston.

Looking to relocate to Boston? If you can imagine yourself spending your Saturdays wandering its quaint cobblestone streets, sipping a glass of merlot over dinner at a dimly lit trattoria, and topping off the night with a cool dish of mint gelato, then the North End might be the right neighborhood for you. Your search for real estate in Boston might just end at one of Boston’s most cultured neighborhoods.

The North End is Boston’s own Italian district, filled with over 100 family-run Italian restaurants, cafes, bakeries, gelato shops, gourmet grocery stores, and clothing boutiques. If you are looking for homes in Boston or condos in Boston, Boston’s North End may offer you an exciting lifestyle with culture right beyond your doorstep.

Prudential Prime Properties is currently featuring two luxury condominiums at 44 Prince Street in Boston’s North End. The properties feature modern finishes with Old World details such as a clock tower, a courtyard with a fountain, a garden, and a fireplace in every unit. Most units also have a patio, balcony, or deck. Pictured below is 44 Prince Street in Boston.

Below are the floorplans for Prudential Prime Property’s two condos in Boston.

The North End is also just steps away from Faneuil Hall, the TD Bank North Garden, Government Center, the Financial District, and the Mass Bay Transit System (MBTA). There’s no better time to check out all that Boston real estate has to offer.