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Best Listing Agent in Quincy MA

By Alexander Parmenidez, Broker Associate · Coldwell Banker Realty · Updated 2026-08-06

Quincy is a city just south of Boston with something few suburbs have — four MBTA Red Line stations (North Quincy, Wollaston, Quincy Center, Quincy Adams) putting downtown Boston a short ride away. It's the "City of Presidents," with waterfront neighborhoods and peninsulas like Marina Bay, Squantum, Adams Shore, and Houghs Neck, a major ongoing Quincy Center downtown redevelopment, and housing that spans single-family homes, a large and growing condo market, and two- and three-family multifamily. A Quincy listing might be a waterfront condo, a family colonial, or a multifamily investment, and each draws a different buyer. Pricing well starts with knowing which you have.

Pricing single-family, condo, and multifamily correctly

Quincy's mix means a condo, a single-family, and a three-family each trade on different drivers — subway proximity, water views, association and fees for condos, rents and return for multifamily. I price your property from recent, genuinely comparable Quincy sales of the same type, so the number reflects your actual submarket and holds up at appraisal.

Marketing a Quincy home to the right buyers

Quincy draws Boston commuters who want Red Line access, first-time and move-up buyers, waterfront buyers, and investors focused on multifamily and condos. I market with professional photography and targeted syndication tuned to your property type, in English and Spanish where it widens the pool.

Full representation through a Massachusetts closing

I represent Quincy sellers through the full Massachusetts process — inspection, appraisal, the purchase-and-sale agreement, and closing, including condo-document and multifamily specifics where relevant — so nothing derails the sale.

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