Ron Priore

"Excellence in the Art of Home Renovations"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Priore Design, Inc.
Location:	Newton
Web sites:	PRIOREDESIGN.COM
Phone:	(781) 844-0834

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The PRIORE name has been associated with fine custom cabinetry and kitchen remodeling since 1946. It is this longevity that brings the experience involved to produce dreams for people time after time.
Ron Priore Jr., principal, has taken the name to the next level of residential services. What makes the firm special is that it is not just another custom cabinet shop, it goes much further than that.
PRIORE DESIGN is your one-stop shop for all aspects of residential renovations. This level of service can be offered because the firm is fully licensed and insured in the state of Massachusetts.
That home addition you have always wanted coupled with a custom kitchen becomes reality with PRIORE DESIGN guiding you every step of the way.
Let your dream begin with PRIORE DESIGN, Inc.

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We are looking at an imminent move to Boston from the San Francisco Bay area and would love some input about

Asked Tue Jul 22 2008, 21:22 by Roxane - Boston - Home Buying - 41 answers

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If you can move slightly west of Newton and be 5 miles more out of Boston than Wellesley is the answer. The town is totally squared away, the town offices are squared away and the building department is great to deal with. Newton is great too but the $100+ million dollar 'over-budget' Newton High School is a huge problem they are dealing with. - Wed Aug 20 2008, 17:38

As an unbiased non-broker, I would highly recommend Newton. I do renovations in Newton/Wellesley so if you find something that is a great area but not quite right, we can make it so. Newton and Wellesley will net you a far more return on your investment than any other city proximal to Boston. If you do work on the home you will recover those costs much better their also. - Wed Aug 20 2008, 16:55

Hello. Looking for a small investment property in Boston area.

Asked Tue Jun 10 2008, 18:22 by Jon - Boston - Home Buying - 10 answers

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I have a friend in Dover that is thinking about selling his Condo, very nice area and I think it was $475k because no broker is involved. Dover, MA is a great investment I've done a few homes and renovations in Dover and have been very successful. Let me know if interested - Wed Aug 20 2008, 17:28

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