Beth Damon-Boston Real Estate

07/30/2026

Sun-filled top-floor, corner residence perched atop coveted Observatory Hill in one of Cambridge’s most charming residential neighborhoods. This exceptional two-bedroom home has a parking space, fireplace, + expansive common patio. Thoughtfully designed, it seamlessly blends gracious room proportions and architectural character of the pre-war era with tasteful modern updates.

56 Concord, No. 27 | Cambridge
Offered at $775,000
2 bed / 1 bath
Listed with Marcia Garvey + Beth Damon

07/28/2026

This sale was particularly meaningful and time consuming because it was my home. In a matter of 8 days, we had to somehow declutter and stage our place so it wouldn’t look like my two messy boys had been living here for the past 4 years. I want to say a special thanks 🙏to my trusty cleaners, painters and contractor who worked over night and on the weekend to prep the place for the market. My painter said, ‘Don’t worry, Beth- Brazilians work on Sunday. ‘“ Thank goodness they do. They have saved me and my sellers more times than I can count.

07/11/2026

A great week away bouncing between the lakes and oceans of Maine ❤️.

07/08/2026

Congrats to my seller who is now able to retire from landlord life! Also, a big 🙏 to Liz Dehler • Boston Real Estate Advisor and Margaret Creech | Boston Real Estate for bringing their lovely buyers. You are true pros!

06/18/2026

06/10/2026

Sun-flooded penthouse perched on a gaslit cobblestone street on one of Charlestown’s most sought-after blocks, steps from the Bunker Hill Monument. The expansive open floor plan offers proportions rarely found in Charlestown, with unobstructed views of Downtown Boston, the Harbor, and Back Bay. If the window views aren’t enough, just head to your private roof deck for sweeping 360-degree views!

4 Mount Vernon Avenue, No. PH
Charlestown
2 bed / 2 bed

05/27/2026

A very Vermont Memorial Day weekend with some of my favorite people.

05/13/2026

This sale was about more than just rent rolls and cap rates.

52 Temple Street had been in the same family for over 40 years and represented a deep bond between a daughter and her father. That emotional connection made it incredibly difficult for my client to sell the building. Temple Street reminded me that, for some people, a building is far more than an investment—it is a family heirloom, a source of pride, and even part of their identity. Her tenants weren’t treated simply as renters, but more like members of an extended family.

At the final walkthrough, the seller wanted to hand over the keys personally and meet the new owner. It was important for her to share her father’s story. She wanted the opportunity to say goodbye to her tenants and to share background on each of them with the buyer as they had become part of the fabric of the building over the years.

It was a meaningful reminder that even amid settling statements, smoke inspections, and closing logistics, real estate can still be deeply personal.