Buying or Selling? Contact us Today
Buying or Selling? Contact us Today
Buying or selling in Quincy Center? Mikel DeFrancesco of William Raveis Real Estate is the Quincy Center Realtor and Quincy real estate agent who has helped buyers and sellers here for 25 years.
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Quincy Center is Quincy’s downtown, running along Hancock Street. It is home to City Hall, the Thomas Crane Public Library and the United First Parish Church, where Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams are buried, along with shops, restaurants and office buildings, including the headquarters of Stop & Shop.
Quincy Center station brings together the Red Line, commuter rail and MBTA buses, which makes Quincy Center one of the easiest places on the South Shore to live without driving into Boston. The year is marked by downtown events, from the July sidewalk sale to the Thanksgiving and Christmas parades and First Night on New Year’s Eve.
Quincy Center real estate is a mix of newer condos and apartments within walking distance of the station and older homes on the streets around downtown. Buyers range from commuters and first-time buyers to downsizers who want to walk everywhere. As your Quincy Center Realtor, Mikel knows how building, floor, parking and distance to the station change what a home in Quincy Center is worth.
Quincy Center real estate does not all sell for the same price. Condition, parking, the street and the distance to the things buyers want here all change what a home is worth, and a Quincy Center real estate agent who knows those differences can save a buyer from overpaying and help a seller price with confidence. That is why Quincy families call Mikel when they want a Realtor who knows Quincy Center street by street.
Condos and homes in Quincy Center attract commuters and investors as well as people who want to live downtown, so a real estate agent who knows the buildings matters. Mikel previews Quincy Center real estate with you, reviews condo documents, fees and rules, and writes an offer that competes without overpaying.
Selling Quincy Center real estate means showing buyers what it is like to live a short walk from the train, the library and Hancock Street. Mikel prices your home or condo with recent Quincy Center and Quincy sales, prepares it for photos and showings, and markets it to commuters and downsizers already looking downtown.
Whether you hire Mikel as your buyer’s agent, your listing agent or both, you work with him directly from the first conversation to the closing table. He answers the phone, explains each step of the real estate process in plain language and keeps your attorney, lender and inspector on schedule.
Most of Mikel’s business comes from repeat clients and referrals, so his reputation as a Quincy Center Realtor and real estate agent matters to him on every deal, large or small.
Quincy Real Estate Nearby
Quincy Center sits in the middle of the city. Wollaston is to the north, West Quincy and the Blue Hills are to the west, South Quincy is to the south, and Quincy Point and Merrymount are to the east. Mikel is a Quincy real estate agent whose office is a few minutes from downtown, and he works in every one of these neighborhoods, so he can show you how Quincy Center real estate compares with the rest of Quincy. A Realtor who knows the whole city can tell you where your budget goes furthest. Ask about any Quincy neighborhood and he will share what real estate there has sold for lately.
Yes. Quincy Center is Quincy’s downtown, along Hancock Street, and it is part of the City of Quincy, Massachusetts. Quincy Center real estate is priced as part of the Quincy and South Shore real estate market. Ask Mikel for the latest Quincy Center real estate sales before you decide.
Condos and apartments near the station, plus single-family homes and two-families on the surrounding streets. A Quincy Center Realtor can tell you which buildings and streets fit your budget and what Quincy Center real estate has sold for recently. Mikel can show you recent examples on a quick real estate call.
For many buyers, yes. Quincy Center station has the Red Line, commuter rail and buses in one place. A real estate agent who knows downtown can help you weigh price, parking and walking distance to the station, and Mikel has been a Quincy real estate agent and Realtor for 25 years. Call Mikel, your Quincy Center Realtor, with any other questions.
Mikel DeFrancesco – William Raveis Real Estate, 229 Parkingway, Quincy, MA 02169. Call 617-755-8272 to talk about buying or selling Quincy Center real estate. Mikel is a Quincy Center Realtor and Quincy real estate agent with 25 years of experience.
