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The Goodrich Team is a luxury real estate group, who specialize in the representation of buyers, sellers, and developers throughout Boston and the Greater Boston area. In 2024, they ranked as the #1 real estate team by sales volume at COMPASS in Boston, and the 6th best team in all of New England at COMPASS. The team is the highest-rated on Zillow across the Greater Boston area, consistently earning a wealth of five-star reviews. Their performance has also led to recognition as a "Top Real Estate Producer" by Boston Magazine, and an inclusion in the RealTrends Verified "America's Best" list. The team's name, "the Ducks," is inspired by the iconic Make Way for Ducklings statues in the Boston Public Garden, symbolizing their dedication to helping clients find a place they can truly call home.
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126 Newbury Street, 02116, Boston, United States
- 617-398-4444
- goodrich@compass.com
- goodrichboston.com
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