Peter Korthy Top real estate agent in Boston

Peter Korthy

Keller Williams Boston-Metro
7 Years of Experience
(50)
$11M
Total Sales Last Year
7
Years of Experience
31
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years
$717.8K
Average Price Point

    About Peter Korthy

    Real estate and delighting clients are two of Pete's biggest passions- fortunately, in real estate, he gets to do both! Pete has been living and working in Boston or over 10 years and visiting the city all his life. He has closed deals all around the Boston area- South End, Southie, Back Bay, Melrose, Malden, Fenway, just to name a few!- and has been fortunate enough to call neighborhoods like Somerville, Roslindale, and Chelsea home. He is well versed in all aspects of the different Boston area neighborhoods and their markets. Looking to buy a home or sell for an upgrade? Reach out to Pete to start your home journey now!
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    Credentials

    LICENSE
    Real Estate - Massachusetts - # 9566029
    Designation

    REALTOR

    Specialties

    • Sellers
    • Buyers
    • Rentals
    • Residential Property

    Awards

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      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Melrose, MA

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    Answered Questions

    Why aren't many homes for sale?

    Hi Sarah, great question. Primary reason here is the sudden jump in mortgage interest rates over the past year. Many home owners currently have interest rates at 3% or less, as they either bought or refinanced over the past few years. Now, if they were to buy a new home, their monthly costs would go up significantly due to the higher interest rates and overall higher price in the market. As a result, homeowners need a REALLY good reason to put their homes on the market and move. This, along with an overall lack of new construction, has created a log jam in the market and very limited inventory.

    Answered by Peter Korthy | i don't know | 589 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 years ago
    What can I keep on a kitchen counter during showings?

    Hi Betsy, good question! Short answer, keep as little on the counter as possible. You want your space to feel clean, open, and fresh- anything on the counter takes away from that. If the coffee maker looks nice or the knives/spoon container look decorative, that is ok. If it is a small kitchen you want very minimal items on the counter, bigger kitchens you have some wiggle room.

    Answered by Peter Korthy | Raleigh, NC, USA | 1403 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 years ago

    Contact Information

    Location

    607 Boylston Street #500 Boston, MA, 02116

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