Parrish Property Group

08/13/2026

Pricing your home right the first time is the most important decision you'll make as a seller. 🏡

Most sellers think overpricing gives them room to negotiate. What it actually does is cost them money.

1. OVERPRICING COSTS YOU MONEY
Homes that sit get stigmatized. Buyers assume something is wrong. Price reductions signal weakness and invite lowball offers.

2. DAYS ON MARKET IS YOUR ENEMY
Every day over 21 days on market hurts your leverage. Price to sell in the first week, not the fourth.

3. THE FIRST WEEKEND IS EVERYTHING
Your best offers come in days 1 through 7. Buyer urgency is highest at launch. After that, it drops sharply.

4. DATA BEATS EMOTION
What you paid, what you renovated, what you need to net — none of that matters to the market. Buyers are looking at comparable sales. Your price needs to reflect the data.

A well-priced home in Boston sells fast and above list. An overpriced one doesn't sell at all.

EVO Real Estate Group provides sellers with honest, data-driven pricing strategy.

📩 DM us or visit evoREgroup.com

05/29/2026

***New Listing*** Turnkey 3 Family For Sale on the South Boston / Dorchester Line in the Polish Triangle.

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03/05/2026

The 2026 Real Estate Market is off to a hot start and inventory is tight. Below is a wish list from some current buyers. Please let me know if you or anyone you know would entertain an offer or is coming to market soon. Thanks so much.

1. Milton, Dedham, Canton - Single Family 3-4 beds, 2+ baths, 2200 square feet+, yard - up to $1.3 million

2. Walpole, Foxborough, Mansfield - Single Family: 3-4 beds, 2+ baths, 2000+ sqft, large yard - up to $1 million

3. Weymouth, Braintree, Quincy - Condo - 1-2 beds, parking, outdoor space up to $325K

4. Franklin, Medway, Foxboro, Medway - Single Family - 3+ beds, 2 + baths up to $650K

5. Brighton, Allston, Fenway, Brookline: Condo, 1-2 beds, looking for something that needs work up to $400K

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02/05/2026

A lot of people are wondering what 2026 actually has in store for the housing market.

And most of the questions come down to the same things: mortgage rates, home prices, and whether affordability is finally improving.

I’ve been tracking the latest forecasts and data closely, and there are some important shifts taking shape this year. What they mean depends on where you live and what your plans are.

If you want a clear read on what this looks like in our local market, send me a DM. And if you’ve got a specific question, drop it in the comments. I’m happy to break it down.

02/04/2026

If you want to talk through what’s expected for our local market and which trends you’ll want to take advantage of, let’s connect.

If a move is on your radar for 2026, there’s a lot more working in your favor than there has been in a while.

01/26/2026

There are more homes for sale today than there were even just a year ago, but that doesn’t have to work against you.

When your house is priced right, shows well, and is marketed effectively, it will sell. Let’s connect if you want to know how to make that happen in our market this fall.

A few years ago, inventory hit a record low. Just about anything sold – and fast. But now, there are far more homes on the market.

01/25/2026

If you’re thinking about selling, don’t let the market discourage you, let it guide you. The listings that didn’t sell this year weren’t doomed. They just started with the wrong strategy.

You can still win if you price right, are patient, and work with a local agent who knows how to position your home from the start.

Because in today’s market, success isn’t about waiting for conditions to change. It’s about getting your expectations right from day one.

Here’s something you should know before you sell your house. The homeowners who win in today’s market aren’t the ones waiting it out or stepping back.

01/24/2026

Planning to sell in 2026? Don’t wait for the new year to start getting ready.

There are more homes on the market right now, so buyers finally have options again. Your house will sell if it’s prepped right, so hear me on that. But it means you’ve got some prep work to do if you want your house to be the one that grabs their attention.

Now, you don’t have to do a full-on renovation, but you will want to tackle some strategic repairs. And that’s a lot easier (and less stressful) if you start that work now.

But the key is knowing which updates are worth it, and which ones aren’t. You want to be sure you’re spending your time and effort on projects that’ll actually pay off.

That’s why having the right agent really helps. Want some advice on what’s worth tackling in our market? DM me.

01/16/2026

Buying your first place is a big step, but it doesn’t have to feel like a step in the dark. Let’s talk about where you’re starting, what’s stressing you out (or holding you back), and what you actually need to know to make it happen.

What’s one question you wish you could ask an expert right now?

Buying your first home is a big milestone – and the right support is going to make it a whole lot easier.

01/15/2026

Here’s an important homebuying tip you don’t want to miss.
Once you've applied for your mortgage, consistency is key. That means no new credit cards, no big purchases (yes, even that sectional couch), and no changing banks. You don’t want to do anything that could put your application at risk.
The best advice I can give? Before making any financial moves, talk to your lender first.