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Tim Bray Research inspires my mission, valuation techniques guide it, & marketing showcases it. Tim Bray – Broker (B.S. My Mission is to SERVE You.

Real Estate & Urban Economics – UConn)
Owner –Seaport Real Estate Services is the operating company for Seaport Commercial, Seaport Real Estate group, Seaport Auctions & Seaport Advisory. I help my clients amass wealth through real estate and a network of like-minded fiduciaries with one goal in mind..YOURS.

​RESEARCH inspires my mission. VALUATION TECHNIQUES guide it.

​MARKETING showcases it.

​While others are taught to SELL you. After receiving his degree in Real Estate & Urban Economics from UConn, Tim was immediately snatched up by CoStar Group, a fledgling Commercial Real Estate Information Company in Washington DC with a big idea. This company would go on to change the commercial real estate industry as a whole. Tim’s time with Costar helped to forge a foundation of success based on values, change, opportunity, technology, perseverance, principles, and hard work. It was during these years at CoStar that Tim realized happiness was a product of time well spent helping others achieve their goals. Seaport Real Estate Services is a multi-faceted brokerage house, woven tightly together by a client-centric advisory approach backed by hardcore valuation principles. This company represents a higher level of real estate knowledge, service, attention to detail, marketing, honesty, integrity, and ability to negotiate on a client’s behalf. Through this advisory philosophy, a network of reputable clientele and like-minded agents has grown globally. Demand for services, outside the box thinking, and a track record of achievement, enables Seaport’s members to be selective with whom they work. Quality, as opposed to quantity, creates a level of focus and accountability that minimizes risk and maximizes return, one client at a time. Give us a call to see if we are the right fit for you.

They say homes on this side of the gatehouse never come up. This one just did — for the first time since 1996.5 Old Sout...
10/08/2026

They say homes on this side of the gatehouse never come up. This one just did — for the first time since 1996.
5 Old South Road · Masons Island · Mystic | $999,999
One-level living, one lot from the shore. 3 BD · 2 BA · 1,902 SQ FT.

OPEN HOUSE — Saturday, Oct 10 · 1–3 PM
Tim Bray & Joe Herndon · Seaport Real Estate Services

The trees let go of their leaves every fall. It's not a loss; it's making room for what's next.Sometimes God removes peo...
09/24/2026

The trees let go of their leaves every fall. It's not a loss; it's making room for what's next.

Sometimes God removes people from your life the same way. It hurts like hell at the time, but He hears conversations you don't and sees what you can't. One day you'll look back and realize it was a favor

Listed Thursday. Under contract Monday. Three offers.16 Quaker Lane, Quaker Hill — a meticulously maintained 1930 cape t...
09/11/2026

Listed Thursday. Under contract Monday. Three offers.

16 Quaker Lane, Quaker Hill — a meticulously maintained 1930 cape that sold in four days because the work happened before it went live. Photography and floor plans done in advance, pricing built on real comparable sales, and a launch timed to put the entire buyer pool through the door on one weekend.

Congratulations to our sellers, and thank you for trusting us with a home you cared for over 39 years.

Sold — 26 Pearl Street, Historic Mystic. One of the village's most distinctive properties, brought to a successful close...
09/10/2026

Sold — 26 Pearl Street, Historic Mystic. 

One of the village's most distinctive properties, brought to a successful close. Grateful to everyone who made it happen.

Thinking about a move in Mystic or along the shoreline? Let's talk. (860) 912-7137

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07/20/2026

Congrats to the buyers and sellers of 26 Pearl St in Mystic.

Talking about people is easy. Talking about events requires perspective. Talking about ideas creates growth, possibility...
07/13/2026

Talking about people is easy. Talking about events requires perspective. Talking about ideas creates growth, possibility and progress.

A worthwhile question for all of us:

What are our conversations building?

“Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.”

Who is your real estate agent really working for?Most buyers and sellers assume the first agent they meet was selected b...
07/02/2026

Who is your real estate agent really working for?

Most buyers and sellers assume the first agent they meet was selected because they're the best fit.

In many cases, that's not how today's real estate industry works.

Behind many "Request a Tour" and "Contact an Agent" buttons is an entire business model that most consumers never see.

That doesn't make every lead-generation platform—or every agent who uses one—bad. But it does raise an important question:

Who is truly advocating for your best interests?

In Changing Markets | Issue 13, I explore:
• How online lead generation works
• What fiduciary duty actually means
• Questions every buyer and seller should ask
• Why independent advice matters more than ever

At Seaport, we've always believed the best client relationships are built on research, transparency, and trust—not transactions.

Swipe through the carousel, then read the full editorial at the link in our bio.

I'd love to hear your thoughts:

Take a look at what's happening in our region over the next two weeks      ☀️
06/29/2026

Take a look at what's happening in our region over the next two weeks

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OPEN HOUSE THIS SATURDAY 11 AM–1 PMThe Lanman Lamb House, c. 1840 — historic charm, modern comfort, and a pool, right in...
06/26/2026

OPEN HOUSE THIS SATURDAY 11 AM–1 PM

The Lanman Lamb House, c. 1840 — historic charm, modern comfort, and a pool, right in the heart of Mystic's Historic District. 4 BD · 2.5 BA · steps to the river & downtown.

Come take a look! 

36 Pearl Street, Mystic, CT · $1,800,000

Seaport Real Estate Services

What happens to real estate when companies learn how to grow without people?AI, layoffs, automation, and corporate effic...
05/24/2026

What happens to real estate when companies learn how to grow without people?
AI, layoffs, automation, and corporate efficiency are changing how companies expand. The old assumption was simple: company growth created jobs, jobs created people, and people created real estate demand.

That connection is no longer guaranteed.

In our latest Changing Markets article, we look at why real estate needs to underwrite people-based demand — not just corporate growth headlines.

Read the full article at the link in our bio.

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