Matt Slowik - Realtor at Compass

Matt Slowik - Realtor at Compass Level-headed real estate professional serving Greater Camberville and adjacent burb circuts.

An outlier in the industry, Matt Slowik is a refreshingly different kind of realtor. Yes, he’s detail oriented, data driven, and exceedingly knowledgeable, but he also possesses a natural equanimity not commonly seen in the real estate game. It’s this laidback, levelheaded composure that makes him a breeze to work with. Equipped with the kind of experience that only a decade in the industry can pr

ovide, the Vermont native takes a long-view approach. Yes, he’s landed over $100M in career sales to-date, but his true metric of success is providing high-touch client care. The kind of service that garners repeat clients and loads of referrals. It’s this concept of six-degrees-of-separation that informs everything he does. Never salesy, Matt takes a pressure-free approach, gently guiding clients through every step to create a smooth, stress-free experience. Passionate about his role as an advocate, he’s helped buyers, sellers, investors, developers, renters, and landlords alike, building an impressive network of attorneys, lenders, inspectors, stagers, and contractors along the way. As one client candidly shared, “He's knowledgeable, experienced, and more importantly, a good dude.”

With a focus in the Cambridge/Somerville market, along with surrounding towns of Watertown, Arlington, and Medford, Matt also loves helping folks make the transition from the city to the ‘burbs. He and his wife, Molly, made that move themselves a few years back, purchasing a weird, old house in Reading where their weekends are spent walking the woods, hitting the playgrounds, and building Lego empires with their son, Miles.

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02/12/2026

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The Q4 2025 Market Report is here. Get yours from mattslowik.com The single-family market has stayed surprisingly steady...
02/09/2026

The Q4 2025 Market Report is here. Get yours from mattslowik.com

The single-family market has stayed surprisingly steady over the past year. The number of homes sold dipped slightly, by less than 1%, but not enough to signal any major shift. Homes are taking about two days longer, on average, to find a buyer, which is a small change and still reflects a fairly active market. What really stands out are the sale prices. The median sale price climbed almost 6%, showing that buyers are still willing to pay more for the right home.

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01/22/2026

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In 2025, U.S. real estate markets had much of the wind taken out of their sails by the political/economic volatility and...
01/21/2026

In 2025, U.S. real estate markets had much of the wind taken out of their sails by the political/economic volatility and uncertainty that soared in early spring. However, by mid-late summer, stock markets had rebounded to hit new highs, and interest rates began a sustained decline, initiating a shift in the psychology of buyers and sellers that is beginning to show up in market statistics. Generally speaking, more expensive markets in 2025, powered by affluent buyers seeing substantial gains in household wealth from soaring stock markets, performed better than more affordable markets.

You can find the full report at mattslowik.com

Just sold!
01/21/2026

Just sold!

Compared to 1 year ago, the U.S. median house sales price in November 2025, at $414,300, rose slightly, while the median...
01/07/2026

Compared to 1 year ago, the U.S. median house sales price in November 2025, at $414,300, rose slightly, while the median condo/co-op price, at $358,600 was essentially unchanged. Moving into the holiday season, the market began its usual seasonal decline in listing and sales activity, which can b e expected to continue in December. Existing-home sales fell 18% from October and 7% from November 2024. The number of active listings declined 6% month over month but increased 7.5% year over year.

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2026 Marks a Step Toward “Normal” After four years of pandemic-driven extremes the U.S. housing market enters a new era....
12/18/2025

2026 Marks a Step Toward “Normal”

After four years of pandemic-driven extremes the U.S. housing market enters a new era. In this next phase, home sales are positioned to meaningfully grow again and affordability starts to improve as home prices level out and mortgage rates come down. Many of the unusual dynamics of the early 2020s are beginning to fade: mobility is slowly picking up, inventory is normalizing in many regions, and buyers and sellers are resetting their expectations after years of dramatic changes.

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Compared to 1 year ago, the U.S. median house sales price in October 2025, at $420,600, rose 2.2%, while the median cond...
12/03/2025

Compared to 1 year ago, the U.S. median house sales price in October 2025, at $420,600, rose 2.2%, while the median condo/co-op price, at $363,700, increased .9%. Existing-home sales rose almost 1% from September and about 3% from October 2024. The number of active listings was essentially flat month over month, but 11% higher year over year. Months-supply-of-inventory ticked down for the second month, indicating a gradual improvement in buyer demand as compared to the supply of listings for sale.

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Just listed!3 Kenney St. - Unit 2, Jamaica Plain2br | 1Ba | 908 sqf | $587,000Set in the vibrant Hyde Square neighborhoo...
10/21/2025

Just listed!

3 Kenney St. - Unit 2, Jamaica Plain
2br | 1Ba | 908 sqf | $587,000

Set in the vibrant Hyde Square neighborhood of Jamaica Plain, this warm and welcoming 2+ bedroom residence offers a comfortable layout and tranquil atmosphere. The flexible bonus room makes for a great home office, guest room or creative space.

The eat-in kitchen delivers stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and modern functionality, while the bathroom—thoughtfully renovated in 2022—boasts elegant finishes and smart custom storage. The primary bedroom includes custom-built closet storage from 2021. Well maintained and lovingly cared-for, additional features include new kitchen appliances from 2022, in-unit washer/dryer from 2020, a freshly painted interior from 2022 and a new water heater replaced this year.

Enjoy abundant natural light, a peaceful back porch overlooking Arcola St. Community Park, and extra basement storage. Conveniently located near the Green and Orange lines, Whole Foods, Stop & Shop, parks, Jamaica Pond, and lively Centre Street cafés, dining, and shops.

Coming Soon to JP!2 bedrooms + study + tons of updates + close to everything + private porch overlooking a park = $587,0...
10/18/2025

Coming Soon to JP!

2 bedrooms + study + tons of updates + close to everything + private porch overlooking a park = $587,000

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1100 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA
02138

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