Areas · Boston, MA
Boston is not one market—it’s a collection of neighborhoods with different inventory, buyer psychology, and permitting realities. KM Real Estate Group helps sellers, buyers, and investors navigate that complexity with a team that keeps strategy and execution connected.
Whether you’re listing a brownstone, acquiring multifamily, coordinating renovations with ISD, or need residential management after closing, you work with one firm across the full ownership cycle.
KM Real Estate Group serves clients across Boston, Quincy, Brookline, and surrounding communities.
Who we help
How we work
Local focus
Sub-areas differ. These notes are for orientation—not a claim that every block trades the same way.
Waterfront and near-water inventory moves on lifestyle, new construction quality, and investor math. We help sellers position correctly and buyers underwrite total cost—not just list price—across condos, townhouses, and redevelopment opportunities.
Presentation, building rules, and parking dynamics matter as much as square footage. Listings need photography and storytelling that match buyer expectations; buyers need disciplined offer strategy in competitive buildings and blocks.
Historic stock, tight lots, and condo associations require careful due diligence. We coordinate showings, disclosures, and negotiation so surprises surface early—and deals stay on track through closing.
Many Boston projects need more than a listing form. KM supports investors and owner-occupants who need acquisition strategy plus permitting, owner’s representation, or post-close management for small portfolios.
Selected work
Real brokerage, advisory, and development work—not placeholder case studies.
Sold · Boston
Six-unit mixed-use building on Huntington Avenue—sold August 7, 2026 for $2.8 million after a full brokerage process that positioned both income and corridor upside.
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In progress · South Boston
Multi-phase redevelopment converting a South Boston site into four luxury townhouses—from site control and ZBA relief through construction consulting and future listings.
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Completed · Downtown Boston
Confidential 2022 representation for a renovated downtown penthouse—positioned for lifestyle buyers and investors during a shifting rate environment.
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Start with the service that matches your goal—or contact us and we’ll recommend the right engagement.
KM sold 820–824 Huntington Avenue, a fully leased six-unit mixed-use building, on August 7, 2026 for $2.8 million.
306 Fairmount Avenue sold May 22, 2026 for $792,500—$72,500 over the $720,000 list, with an offer in six days.
Current inventory
Coming-soon South Boston townhouses at 421 East Sixth Street. Register for first look before they reach MLS.
Coming SoonNew constructionSouth Boston · Boston
Coming soon
One of two KM listings at this new four-townhouse development. About 22 feet wide, four bedrooms, four-and-a-half baths, side-by-side parking, and ocean-oriented views. Not yet on MLS—register for first look.
4 bed · 4.5 bath · New construction townhouse
Coming SoonNew constructionSouth Boston · Boston
Coming soon
The second coming-soon townhouse at 421 East Sixth. Four bedrooms, four-and-a-half baths, wide floor plan, parking, and South Boston water-adjacent living. Inquire to preview before the MLS launch.
4 bed · 4.5 bath · New construction townhouse
Questions
Specific Boston questions—conversions, investments, and how a file is staffed.
Share your address, timeline, and goals. We’ll recommend a clear path—listing strategy, buyer representation, permitting support, or management.
