How is Uxbridge in terms of living, schools, etc. We are of Asian decent and would like to know if the town is friendly [sorry, heard weird stories]

East_west
Home Buyer
Uxbridge, MA

Answers (4)
First to answer: Greer
East_west
Home Buyer
Uxbridge, MA

I just want to say THANKS to all of you for giving your suggestions. W will go and have a look [although visited once] and get the facts through school dept, municipal building, etc.
I will keep you posted.

Mon Sep 21 2009, 07:24
Scott A. Nelson
Agent
02155

Your best resource for these questions would probably be answered by those that actually live & work in the Uxbridge community. Just like the previous post, you'd be the best judge when it comes to these questions & their answers. You should consult with their school department, town hall, houses of worship, community associations & groups as well as the local police & politicians to see what services and features the community offers and how they may apply to you, your family and interests. These local resources as well as the local professionals in each area can detail and respond to your questions most accurately for your consideration.

Hope this helps,

Mon Sep 21 2009, 06:10
Michael Prescott
Agent
Worcester County, MA

I do have to agree with Greer that it all depends on your tastes and interests if a town if any town is a fit for you. I live in the town next to Uxbridge and have many friends and sold many houses in Uxbridge. It is truly a personal decision for you based on your needs, wants, and lifestyle.

Uxbridge is a very socio- economic & ethnically diverse town. Over the past 10 years has seen lots of growth and growing pains (like every town that grows). To see if it fits for you in terms of schools here are two sites to check out:
www. schooldigger.com
www. doe.mass.edu

as for checking out the town via the internet: http://www.mma.org http://www.massstats.com

Visit the town, its town hall, it grocery store (which was a Victory - but is now a Hannaford), Public library. Its town common, or a few of the stores downtown or one of the pizza shops- talk to the people and get a feel for it.

For schools- visit the schools- talk to the teachers, principals

Look at the town website: what does it offer in info, in meetings to attend

Be as proactive in your search as possible- as I tell my buyers - You are buying the home, I can tell you all I want , but you have to live here- it needs to meet your needs- not mine.

That being said, good luck in your search, if you would like some help from an experience agent who know the area, please feel free to contact me.

Regard,
Michael Prescott
Virtual Homes, Inc
Proudly serving Worcester Counties and Blackstone Valley
508-380-6405
mprescott@relocationma.com

Mon Sep 21 2009, 06:08
Greer
Agent
Newton, MA
FIRST ANSWER

Hi, you're probably already looked at this info http://www.trulia.com/real_estate/Uxbridge-Massachusetts/com… and the census data is quite old since 2010 is the year for the new census which happens every 10 years and demographics do change quite a bit over a decade.

You might find this economic report useful http://www.economicexpert.com/a/Uxbridge:Massachusetts.html but, if you are really curious, you should go to Uxbridge, MA yourself and probably go shopping at Hannaford or maybe at a Victory or White Hen Pantry and interact there, maybe even visit the public library http://www.librarytechnology.org/lwc-displaylibrary.pl?RC=8107.

Sorry to seem so obtuse, but a community that may seem friendly to one person, may not seem so to another. You know yourself best.

Best of luck and if I can be of any more help, please don't hesitate to contact me directly.

Mon Sep 21 2009, 03:53

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