It seems that every year, a fresh crop of publications recognizes Newton as one of the best places to live in the country. There are the museums, the parks, the excellent schools, and the quick, simple commute to Boston. But another feature of charming Newton is its eclectic and high quality food scene. The best restaurants in Newton, MA run the gamut from fine French cuisine to Cajun seafood, Asian fusion, and, like every city in greater Boston, plenty of yummy pizza and seafood. Try these Newton Pads picks.

Newton, MA is forever earning accolades for being an amazing place to live. This is doubtlessly related to its great property values, public schools, historic homes, and close proximity to Boston. But it also has a lot to do with the many parks, museums, historical sites, and other things to do in Newton, MA. Try spending your next free day visiting one of these Newton landmarks. Then, when it comes time to buy property or rent an apartment in Newton, MA, turn to Newton Pads.

Newton Pads, together with Boston Pads, put together an infographic to demystify rental price trends in Newton. Boston Pads supplied the data from its massive database of over 156,000 Greater Boston apartments, 500,000+ apartment photos, and 8,000+ video tours.

After months and months of seeing nothing but a layer of snow on your lawn, the first few peeks of green really is something wonderful. It means spring has finally arrived, the snow will melt soon, and your lawn will be useable again.