MaryEllen Roy, Realtor

08/14/2026

Data sourced from MLS Pinergy, Zillow, Realtor.com, and Redfin.com.

08/10/2026

Whether you’re buying or selling in Boston, having the right person in your corner makes all the difference. You deserve a knowledgeable local expert who understands the market, advocates for your goals, and keeps your best interests at the heart of every move.

08/03/2026

Every real estate transaction is about so much more than paperwork and closing dates.
It’s a first home. A growing family. A fresh start. A dream realized. A new chapter beginning.

I feel incredibly fortunate that my work allows me to be part of these meaningful moments. 🏡🤍

To every client who has trusted me to guide them through such an important milestone—thank you. It’s a privilege I never take for granted.

07/21/2026

🟥⚽ RED CARD!
Not every real estate play is championship-worthy. Some mistakes deserve an immediate trip to the sidelines! 🏟️

Swipe through some of the biggest real estate red cards—from costly missteps to avoidable penalties. With the right strategy and an experienced guide on your team, you can stay in the match, protect your investment, and come out with a win. 🏡🏆

Which mistake gets your red card? 🟥 Tell me in the comments—or share one you’ve seen that deserves to be added to the list! 👇

07/12/2026

The Boston housing market wrapped up June 2026 with a fascinating shift that serves up unique opportunities for both sides of the closing table. For sellers, pricing power remains remarkably firm, anchored by a robust citywide median list price of $879,000 and single-family home medians across Greater Boston once again crossing the $1 million threshold.

However, buyers finally have some long-awaited breathing room, as a modest expansion in active listings has pushed citywide inventory to nearly seven months of supply. This welcome surge in options means buyers are enjoying far more leverage and time to evaluate listings, avoiding the frantic weekend bidding wars of years past. Adding fuel to the summer momentum, 30-year fixed mortgage rates have settled into the favorable mid-6% range, substantially easing the monthly payment math for eager house hunters.

Whether you are looking to cash in on peak equity before the mid-year recalibration or ready to secure a piece of the City with actual negotiating power, June’s metrics prove that today’s market rewards the well-prepared.

07/11/2026

This is scary!

A new Boston University–led study of nearly 20,000 current and former NFL players found they are four times more likely than the general population to die from neurodegenerative diseases such as ALS, dementia, and Parkinson’s disease.

The research also found that longer NFL careers were associated with a higher risk, providing new insights into the long-term health impacts of repetitive head injuries.

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07/09/2026

❇️ Where Experts Think The Market Is Headed Next

I’m keeping a close eye on the market trends and I think it’s about to get interesting. With more homes on the market, lower rates, and increasing buyer competition, now is the perfect time to plan your next move.

❇️ Are you thinking of buying, selling, or just curious about your options? Let’s chat about your real estate goals and make a plan. What’s your next step?

06/23/2026

As a real estate agent in the Boston area, I've seen many homes sit on the market because buyers just can't see the value. I totally get it - sometimes a fresh coat of paint or a little staging can make all the difference. That's why I love working with sellers to help them showcase their home's best features and highlight what makes it special. Whether it's a beautiful backyard or a sleek kitchen, I know how to make your Newton home stand out to potential buyers. By working together, we can bring your home's unique value to life and get it sold quickly. I'm here to help you every step of the way!

05/29/2026

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04/19/2026

April showings reveal a lot very quickly.

Buyers are not walking in measuring rooms — they are reacting to how the home feels in the first few minutes. What tends to stand out this time of year:
• how much natural light reaches the main living spaces
• whether furniture placement allows light to move through the room
• if windows feel open and unobstructed
• how the home transitions from inside to outside

Before a spring listing, this is why I often suggest simple changes first:
• lighter paint tones
• removing heavy window treatments
• adjusting furniture so the windows are visible
• making outdoor views part of the room

These are small shifts, but they change the entire first impression buyers experience during an April showing. And in spring market, first impressions tend to drive everything that follows. 🏡