Hi — I’m Amanda George, the face behind Amanda the Realtor and the founder of George Group Boston, powered by Lamacchia Realty. I help buyers, sellers, and investors navigate the Boston and Greater Boston real estate market with clarity, strategy, and confidence.

Selling a home between Thanksgiving and the New Year might sound counterintuitive, but for the right seller, it can actually be a strategic advantage. If you’ve been wondering how to sell your home during the holidays, the truth is this: fewer listings, motivated buyers, and the right marketing plan can work in your favor. Here’s how to approach a holiday sale thoughtfully—without sacrificing price, presentation, or peace of mind.

If you’re wondering why homes don’t sell in Boston, the reason is almost always rooted in one (or several) of these five areas. The good news? None of them are permanent, and every single one can be fixed with the right repositioning, marketing, and execution.

The Norfolk County MA real estate market trends show a steady, competitive environment supported by strong demand and limited supply. The 5-Year Housing Forecast projects consistent growth, making Norfolk County one of the most stable markets in Greater Boston.

When it comes to buying or selling a home in Randolph, having a knowledgeable and reliable REALTOR® by your side can make all the difference. Amanda with Lamacchia Realty has earned a reputation as Randolph's trusted REALTOR® because of her dedication, expertise, and personalized approach. Whether you are a first-time homebuyer or looking to sell your property quickly and at the best price, Amanda is the go-to expert who understands the local market inside and out.

If you’ve ever asked yourself “What’s the best way to sell my home in Boston?” or “When should I start getting my house ready to sell?”—the answer is now. The secret to a stress-free, top-dollar home sale isn’t a last-minute rush before listing. It’s an ongoing habit of maintaining and upgrading your home so it’s always market-ready. ABP, or Always Be Prepping your home for sale. Whether you live in Boston, Randolph, Quincy, Milton, Weymouth, Braintree, or any surrounding com

Weymouth, the second-oldest town in Massachusetts, has grown into one of the South Shore’s most attractive housing markets. With strong commuter access, diverse housing options, and major development projects underway, the Weymouth MA 5 Year Housing Forecast shows steady growth and continued buyer demand.

If you're watching the Weymouth MA real estate market trends, you're in the right place. As your trusted local experts at George Group Boston, we help buyers, sellers, investors, and renters understand what’s driving today’s Weymouth housing market — from property types and rental trends to sales stats and smart strategies for 2025.

If you're thinking about relocating to the South Shore, this Weymouth MA Neighborhood Guide will walk you through what makes this historic Boston suburb so appealing. I’m Amanda George, Realtor at George Group Boston, and together with Gerard, we love helping buyers, renters, and investors discover why Weymouth—today’s blend of cozy villages and modern convenience—is a top choice.

Boston is one of America’s oldest and most iconic cities — a place where history meets innovation every single day. From 17th‑century row houses to cutting-edge luxury condos, the Boston real estate market reflects the city’s 400‑year journey. If you’re considering living, investing, or selling in LookBoston, understanding its history and housing landscape will give you a powerful perspective.

Braintree has long been one of the South Shore’s most sought-after communities, known for its excellent schools, access to Boston, and a strong balance of suburban comfort with urban convenience. Over the next five years, Braintree is expected to see steady housing growth alongside major retail and infrastructure development. In this post, I’ll break down the Braintree MA 5 Year Housing Forecast so you can make confident decisions as a buyer, seller, or investor.

If you're considering a move to South Boston, MA, you’re not alone — and you’re in the right place. I’m Amanda George, Realtor at George Group Boston, and this South Boston Neighborhood Guide will walk you through what it’s like to live here. Whether you're buying, renting, investing, or just curious about “Southie,” we’ll cover everything from parks and nightlife to transit and hidden gems.

Explore the 5-year housing forecast for Quincy MA. Get expert insights on price trends, development projects, and smart real estate tips from George Group Boston.

If you’re searching for a place that blends historic charm, ocean breezes, and urban convenience, Quincy, MA should be on your radar. Located just south of Boston, Quincy offers a wide variety of neighborhoods—each with their own unique vibe. Whether you’re buying, renting, or just exploring options, here’s your hyperlocal guide to the best parts of Quincy.

Tailored real estate support offers clients a personalized experience throughout the buying or selling process. This approach takes into consideration your specific needs and preferences, which can significantly influence your real estate journey. Instead of following a one-size-fits-all method, agents offering tailored assistance analyze market trends, local neighborhoods, and current listings that align with your goals.

Thinking of making a move to East Boston? From scenic harbor views and historic architecture to vibrant immigrant communities and trending hotspots, East Boston (known locally as "Eastie") offers something for everyone. In this East Boston Neighborhood Guide, we’re breaking down the area’s most popular pockets — including Jeffries Point, Eagle Hill, Orient Heights, Day Square, and Central Square — so you can find the right fit whether you're renting, buying, or investing.

East Boston continues to be one of Greater Boston’s most in-demand markets. Known for its waterfront views, diverse culture, and proximity to downtown, Eastie is attracting both first-time buyers and seasoned investors. In this post, I’ll break down the East Boston MA 5-Year Housing Forecast, highlighting projected growth, development projects, and how buyers, sellers, and investors can best position themselves.

Based on local trends and buyer activity, Randolph is projected to see 3.5% to 4.2% annual price growth over the next five years. Here's a breakdown...

If you're watching the Randolph MA real estate market trends, you're in the right place. As local experts at George Group Boston, we help buyers, sellers, investors, and renters understand what's moving the Randolph market—from home types and rent prices to recent sales and smart strategies in today's shifting climate.

Thinking about buying or selling in Randolph, MA? Explore housing trends, local favorites, outdoor spaces, and what makes Randolph a hidden gem on the South Shore — brought to you by Amanda George of George Group Boston.