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About David Shorey I am the #1 producing agent for our offices for 2011, 2012, 2013 & 2014 with over 60 agents and the #1 ranked RE/MAX agent for sales volume in all of the Boston/Cambridge area for 2013. I was recognized by RE/MAX of New England as ranking #24 for all RE/MAX agents in New England for 2014, #11 for 2013, #19 for 2012 and #30 for 2011. RE/MAX New England has over 2,800 Sales Associates with over 225 offices in 6 states. I am in my 20th year in real estate in Massachusetts and my 18th year with RE/MAX working mostly in the Cambridge, Boston, Somerville, Belmont, Arlington, Medford, Brookline, Lexington, Newton, Andover, Melrose, Wakefield, Winchester, Waltham and Watertown markets, as well as others. With significant experience in condominiums, luxury homes, multi-family homes sales, commercial properties and rentals combined with ownership of investment property in the Boston area, I can knowledgeably guide you through the investment buying process while also giving great tips on being a Landlord. I can also provide guidance for future condominium conversions. I am currently an active member of the Greater Boston Board of Realtors, the Massachusetts Association of Realtors, the National Association of Realtors and the Multiple Listing Service (MLS). I am an active member of the Council of Residential Specialist (CRS) recognized as the top producing residential Realtor organization in the country (only the top 4% of Realtors nationally qualify). I am a member of the Real Estate Buyers Agent Council (REBAC) receiving my Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR) designation, recognized in the industry as the top buyer agent designation. I am a member of the prestigious RE/MAX Hall of Fame and the RE/MAX Lifetime Achievement Club. I continually enroll in courses offered by the Greater Boston Real Estate Board and from RE/MAX International. My hobbies and interests are mostly in family time, supporting the professional Boston sports teams, golfing, listening to live music, playing guitar/singing, podcasts and reading. |
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