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My name is John A Keith. I am a real estate broker in Boston. Along with my team of agents, I help buyers and sellers of homes throughout Boston, including the South End, Back Bay, and Beacon Hill neighborhoods.

There is a lot of useful information on my site, starting with the blog entries in the middle column. I update my site three or four times a day, so check back often.

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If you are thinking of moving to Boston and want to learn more about each neighborhood and search through listings by neighborhood, choose a neighborhood from the table of contents, in the right-hand column.

Also, you can click through on links for more information of value to buyers and sellers.

If you click on the "new projects" link you can learn about all the new developments under construction and recently completed, throughout the city of Boston.

Please contact me for more information or to learn about how I can assist you as a buyer's agent or with selling your home.

If you would like to learn more about me, please read these articles and columns. (Sometimes, I even smile.)


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Michael Bloomberg: Medford’s Boston’s favorite son

Shocking news, right up there with the collapse in the Ted Williams’ Tunnel.

In an article in today’s New York Times, the mother of New York City’s mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, Charlotte Bloomberg, now 97, broke the news that, contrary to almost universal belief, the mayor wasn’t born in Medford, Massachusetts, but in Boston, Massachusetts.

“He was born at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital on Cambridge Street in Brighton,” Mrs. Bloomberg said.

For the first two years of his life, he lived at 100 Brainerd Road, in Allston. Then, for two years, the family lived on Atherton Road, in Brookline. Only at age four, did the family move to Medford, where the future mayor lived, until after college.

More information: For the Record, Mr. Mayor, Your Mother Called - By Michael Pollak, The New York Times

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