Metro Realty Corp

If you’re planning a move and still own your current home, you’ve probably wondered what should happen first. Should you sell, buy, or try to line everything up at once?

Our latest blog walks through the main options for buying and selling at the same time in Boston. We cover selling first, buying first, contingent offers, and coordinated closings, along with what to think through financially and logistically before you start. If a move is on your horizon, this will help you plan with more clarity.

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How to Buy and Sell at the Same Time in Boston Learn how to buy and sell at the same time in Boston, including selling first, buying first, contingent offers, and coordinated closings.

If you’ve lived in your Boston home for 15, 20, or 30 years, selling it comes with a different set of decisions. There’s more history, more belongings, and often more coordination involved.

Our latest blog walks through what long-term homeowners should think about before listing, from sorting and smart pre-sale updates to pricing, capital gains conversations, and timing your next move. We also cover options if you need to sell before you buy.

If a move is on your horizon, this will help you start with clarity. 🏡 Read the full post

Selling a Long-Term Home in Boston: What to Know After Decades in One Place Selling a home after decades in Boston requires thoughtful planning. Learn how to prepare, price, and coordinate your move with clarity and confidence.

Most buyers start their home search online now. You type in an address, scan the value estimate, check recent sales, and start forming an opinion before ever stepping into a showing.

Our latest blog looks at what AI home search tools do well, where local agent insight adds context the data can’t provide, and how the two work together in showings and offer strategy. If you’re house hunting in Boston, this will help you use both more effectively.

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How AI Home Search Tools Fit Into Buying a Home in Boston Learn how AI home search tools fit into buying a home in Boston, what they do well, and where an experienced agent adds context, insight, and offer strategy.

JUST LISTED
121 Tremont St , Boston (Brighton)

Buying in Boston under $500K with parking, outdoor space, and key building amenities is rare. This is one worth seeing.

Offered at $449,000

Sun-filled and move-in ready, this 1 bed, 1 bath condo offers an oversized open layout that stands out for its size and functionality. The living area flows seamlessly into a modern kitchen with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a breakfast bar — ideal for both everyday living and entertaining.

Hardwood floors, recessed lighting, and built-in A/C add to the comfort, while the large bedroom features excellent storage with California Closets. The updated bath is clean and modern.

What really makes this a smart buy:

• Private outdoor space
• 1 dedicated parking space
• Professionally managed elevator building
• In-ground pool and on-site superintendent
• Pet-friendly

All in a prime Brighton location with easy access to public transportation, the Mass Pike, shops, restaurants, and parks.

Open House
Saturday | 4/25 from 11:30–1:30
Sunday | 4/26 from 11:30–1:30

DM “121” for details or to schedule a private showing
(617) 232-2255