Nora Park.
who returns calls.
Seventeen years in the Boston market. $48 million moved in 2025 alone. The quiet negotiator your neighbors already know by first name — and the agent your new ones wish they'd called first.
2025
average
to offer
Homes worth seeing.
Four ways to work together.
Whether you're trading up in Brookline or writing your first offer in the South End, the process is built for you.
Sell
Staging, pricing, pre-inspection strategy, and a buyer list I've been building for seventeen years. Average 11 days on market.
Buy
Private-listing access, off-market introductions, and the kind of due diligence that keeps you out of a money pit at 6pm on a Sunday.
Rent
Relocating or renting your second home? I manage tenant placement, leasing, and long-distance coordination so you don't have to think about it.
Home loan
A curated list of local lenders who actually answer your calls. Pre-approval walk-throughs included, no commission arrangements.
Quiet deals.
Loud results.
I started out in 2008, representing a first-time buyer who got outbid on four houses before winning the fifth — with a handwritten letter, a flexible close, and two phone calls I made at 11pm on a Sunday. I still operate that way.
Brookline, Chestnut Hill, JP, and the South End aren't transactional markets — they're neighborhood markets. I live in them, walk them, know which triple-decker has the difficult radiator and which brownstone has the cracked foundation. You want an agent who picks up the phone on a Tuesday; more importantly, you want one who answers on a Sunday at 9pm.
"You deserve an agent who's been here longer than the listing."
NAR · GBREB · CBR
(and realtor-to-realtor)
Four corners of the city.
Every market has its rules. These are the four I rewrite for my clients.
Brookline
Single-families, triple-deckers, and the occasional carriage house. Median $1.68M.
Chestnut Hill
Estates, quiet cul-de-sacs, a reservoir walk that sells itself. Median $2.4M.
Jamaica Plain
Tree-lined side streets, rehabs with character, and the pond worth the commute. Median $1.12M.
South End
Bowfront brownstones, private garden squares, and the city's best brunch within six blocks. Median $1.9M.
The receipts.
"We wrote the offer on a Sunday night. Nora negotiated terms the next morning, had it accepted by lunch, and still texted to check on us the day after closing."
"I interviewed four agents. Nora was the only one who walked the property before pitching me, and the only one who asked what I actually wanted the next five years to look like."
"Relocating from San Francisco to a neighborhood we'd never set foot in. Nora FaceTimed us through six houses in one weekend, wrote a winning offer on the seventh, and picked up our keys."
Call first,
buy later.
A 20-minute call — no paperwork, no pressure, no cost. Walk away with a market read for your block, or we keep talking.
Brookline, MA 02445