Boston Herald, Friday, May 4, 2007(Staff photo by Ted Fitzgerald)Real estate agent Jessie Cuddy doesn’t just sells Dorchester Lower Mills homes, she recently bought one herself. Excerpt from article: Jessie Cuddy, a Dorchester native and Re/Max Landmark/Bayside agent, recently bought a 1950s two-bedroom house. “For city living, this is as good as it gets,” said Cuddy, who calls the her Lower Mills street “the poor man’s Melville Park” - a reference a Dorchester neighborhood where stately Victorians abound. “Lower Mills is a great area that’s been coming back for a number of years,” said Cuddy, who moved to the neighborhood from Quincy. “There’s lots of texture, color, diversity and spirit.”
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