Realtor - Matt DaFonte

05/28/2026

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Check out my new listing in Wrentham!

Nestled on a beautifully wooded and private 0.82-acre lot in one of Wrentham’s established neighborhoods, this classic Colonial-style home blends timeless New England charm with everyday convenience. Built in 1949, the property offers approximately 1,440 square feet of comfortable living space fea...

05/22/2026

🚨 Coming Soon in Wrentham 🚨
28 Park St is hitting the market soon! Stay tuned for more details on this beautiful new listing you won’t want to miss 👀

04/28/2026

Another offer accepted! Proud to help my buyer take another big step toward building a portfolio of multi-family properties and creating long-term wealth through real estate.

04/22/2026

Come see me this weekend!

Open House:
Saturday: 12:00–1:30 PM
Sunday: 11:30 AM–1:30 PM

04/08/2026

We are feeling good about where this spring market is headed. Here’s a quick pulse check on what we’re seeing across our 11 towns:

📈 Seller’s market conditions are dominant. Towns like Norwood, Walpole, and Westwood are seeing strong demand with homes moving quickly and multiple offers still very much the norm.

Westwood continues to shine at the higher end — with median prices well over $1M and values up nearly 5% year-over-year, it remains one of the most sought-after communities in the region.

Inventory is slowly ticking up in some areas, which is genuinely good news for buyers who felt squeezed out last year. More options, but still competitive.

Franklin, Norfolk, Millis, and Medway continue to offer incredible value for buyers who are willing to explore a little further south and west. Don’t sleep on these towns.

The spring buying season is officially in motion. If you’ve been on the fence about making a move — buying OR selling — the momentum is building and the next few weeks are prime time.

Wherever you are in your real estate journey, I am here to guide you through all of it. From Norwood to Medway and everywhere in between.

04/05/2026

Sellers — this one’s for you. Spring is the BEST time to list, and the market is warming up fast. Here’s how to make sure your home is ready to shine:

Start with curb appeal. First impressions are everything, and right now buyers are driving neighborhoods on weekends scoping things out. Fresh mulch, trimmed shrubs, a clean front door, and some seasonal flowers can make a huge difference before a buyer even steps inside.

Declutter like you mean it. Go room by room and be ruthless. Buyers need to picture their life in your space — not get distracted by yours. Rent a storage unit if you have to. It’s worth it.

Stage thoughtfully. You don’t need to hire a full staging crew (though we can help with that!). Sometimes it’s as simple as rearranging furniture to open up a room, adding fresh towels in the bathroom, and putting out some simple greenery. Clean, bright, and neutral wins every time.

Timing matters. Homes listed in April and May consistently see stronger buyer activity and better offers. The window is open RIGHT NOW — don’t wait until June and miss the peak rush.

Invest in great photos. In 2026, your listing lives online first. Professional photography is non-negotiable.

Thinking about listing this spring? Let’s chat about what your home could sell for in today’s market. Send me a DM or feel free to call with any questions!

03/20/2026

The Big Picture Across All 11 Towns

Let’s zoom out and look at the big picture for spring 2026 across our market.

Here’s the honest truth: it’s still competitive out there — but there are some encouraging signs for buyers too.

A Few Highlights:

📍 Norwood MA — Median ~$705K, up 4.4% YoY. AND inventory is up ~25% year-over-year. That’s actually great news — more options for buyers while prices are still rising for sellers. Win-win!

📍 Canton MA — Median ~$721K, averaging ~24 days on market. Still moving fast, still strong.

📍 Across the board — Walpole MA, Dedham MA, Westwood MA, Dover MA, Medfield MA, Franklin MA, Norfolk MA, Millis MA, Medway MA — inventory is tight everywhere, but we’re slowly, steadily seeing more homes come to market. 🙏

What to Expect This Spring:

Spring 2026 is shaping up to be competitive — multiple offers, fast timelines, motivated buyers. BUT compared to 2025, there are slightly more options coming to market. If you’ve been sitting on the sidelines waiting for ‘the right time,’ this spring may be your best window in a while.

For sellers? The demand is real. Pricing it right and presenting well still matters — but you have a serious advantage.

For buyers? Yes, it’s competitive. But it’s also manageable with the right team and strategy. Don’t give up!

Whether you’re buying or selling across any of our 11 towns, we’re here for it.

Have a great weekend everyone!

03/12/2026

Spring is coming — and in Massachusetts real estate, that means GO TIME.

I know it still feels a little chilly out there, but trust us: the spring market in MA doesn’t wait for warm weather. Buyers are already browsing, and listings that go up in March often see the strongest activity of the year. Here’s how to make the most of the season 👇

🌷 FOR SELLERS:
• Start your prep NOW — fresh paint, declutter, curb appeal touch-ups make a massive difference
• Professional photos in good lighting = more eyes on your home online
• Pricing right from day one is everything in towns like Norwood, Walpole, and Westwood
• Spring buyers are motivated — and inventory is still tight across Norfolk County

🌷 FOR BUYERS:
• Get your finances in order before April hits — competition picks up fast
• Start attending open houses even before you’re 100% ready — it builds your instincts
• Have a wishlist AND a backup plan for popular towns like Canton and Franklin

Whether you’re buying, selling, or just curious — spring 2026 is shaping up to be a big one. And I want to be in your corner. 🏡✨

📩 DM or call if you have any questions! CantonMA FranklinMA

03/10/2026

Thinking about listing this spring? You’re entering the market at a seasonally strong time — here’s how to make the most of it:

• Price it right from day one. With 47.6% of Massachusetts homes selling under asking price, overpricing is a real risk. Homes that are priced accurately tend to generate more interest, more showings, and often competitive offers. Let the data — not wishful thinking — guide your list price.

• First impressions are everything this spring. Buyers are active and have options. Fresh landscaping, a clean exterior, decluttered interiors, and professional photography can meaningfully impact how quickly your home sells and at what price. We always say: prepare it like you’d want to buy it.

• Don’t underestimate the power of light and space. Spring buyers touring homes want to feel the potential. Open the blinds, depersonalize the walls, and let your home breathe. Minor updates in kitchens and bathrooms — think hardware, fixtures, and paint — continue to deliver strong returns.

• Have your disclosures and paperwork ready. In a market where buyers are cautious and well-informed, being organized and transparent builds trust and can keep deals from falling apart. I can help you get everything in order before you go live.

02/24/2026

Thinking about buying this year?

If you want a clear step-by-step plan (not guesswork), I’m happy to walk you through it.

The market rewards, prepared buyers. No pressure. No sales pitch. Just strategy.