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Salem Is MA's Halloween Hub. Want To Live There? Take A Peek Into The Home Market
A tourist crush is heading to Salem this weekend, making parking and travel that much harder. So why not buy in MA's Halloween hub?

SALEM, MA — It'll feel a little more like summer than fall in the state's Halloween hub of Salem this weekend.
With temperatures poised to break records and touch the 80s, city officials are expected upwards of 100,000 visitors to Salem on Saturday alone, with Halloween die-hards making the warmer-than-usual trek to the city.
Read more: Salem Halloween 2023: 100K Visitors Expected Saturday Amid Record Heat
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For visitors, the high temperatures allow a more comfortable outing over the weekend before Halloween. But it also means heightened parking ticket enforcement and punishment, plus a litany of logistical issues for both travelers and officials.
So it raises the question: If traveling to Salem in October is your jam, why not consider living there year-round to avoid the logistical nightmare?
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This Victorian penthouse condo offers potential buyers a blend of "historical elegance and modern convenience."
With two bedrooms and two bathrooms, the condo offers both space and prime location — plus convenient off-street parking for this weekend.
"The octagonal living room with its dramatic turreted ceiling also offers water view glimpses of Salem Harbor," a listing said.

56 Jefferson St., Salem, Mass.
This three-unit condo has availability that includes two bedrooms and easy walkability to all the draws of Salem.
Another bonus for this busy weekend in Salem? Off-street parking.

In South Salem, this ranch home is located in a cul-de-sac and, with a bit of work, could be a dream home for a couple drawn to the community.
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