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Easter Entwistle Advisors is a Boston-based real estate team with Douglas Elliman Real Estate, specializing in luxury residential, commercial, and new development representation. With 40+ years of combined experience, we bring a sophisticated, strategic, and concierge-level approach to real estate across Boston, Greater Boston, and premier Massachusetts communities.

Our expertise spans luxury residential and commercial markets, new development advisory, and off-market sourcing, underpinned by institutional-grade valuation and deep market intelligence. We serve a global clientele with discretion and precision, providing boutique, high-touch service tailored to each transaction.

We advise buyers, sellers, developers, and investors with a focus on refined marketing, strategic positioning, and seamless execution. From preparing and positioning luxury properties to navigating complex negotiations, Easter Entwistle Advisors delivers a curated, client-first experience that meets the standards of today’s most discerning real estate audience.

Recent Blog Posts

Open Newbury 2026: A Resident's Read On What Actually Changed This Year

July 23, 2026

Kendall Square After 5: A Resident's Map Of Summer 2026

July 23, 2026

Real Estate News

Michelle Easter Featured in Good Housekeeping on What Today’s Homebuyers Prioritize

Michelle Easter  |  July 16, 2026

National real estate insight from Easter Entwistle Advisors, also featured by Yahoo! Life, AOL, and MSN

Commuting From Quincy To Boston: Housing Options To Know

July 16, 2026

Everyday South Boston: Beaches, Broadway, And Local Spots

July 9, 2026

Living Along Somerville’s Green Line Extension

July 2, 2026

Listing A South End Brownstone: A Seller’s Planning Guide

June 25, 2026

Weekends In Brookline Village Centers: How Locals Live

June 18, 2026

Buying A Brookline Pre-War Condo: What To Look For

June 11, 2026

Coolidge Corner, Brookline Village, Or Washington Square: Which Fits?

June 4, 2026

Is Quincy The Next Move For Boston-Area Buyers Seeking Value?

May 28, 2026

South End New Construction Or Historic Brownstone: Finding The Right F

May 21, 2026

Considering A Small Multifamily In Somerville? Key Factors To Weigh

May 14, 2026

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What Does a Real Estate Agent Actually Do for Me?

Herb Entwistle  |  May 13, 2026

Understanding the Role of a Real Estate Advisor in Boston

The 2026 Boston Buyer Shift: What Today’s Luxury Buyers Actually Want

Herb Entwistle  |  May 11, 2026

Inside the trends shaping Boston’s high‑end real estate market in 2026

Trading A City Condo For A Newton Home: How To Plan The Move

Michelle Easter  |  May 7, 2026

Boston Neighborhood Guide: Where Locals Actually Live

Michelle Easter  |  May 4, 2026

How Foreign Nationals Buy U.S. Real Estate: The Full Process

Michelle Easter  |  May 2, 2026

Buying a Luxury Home in Boston:

Michelle Easter  |  May 2, 2026

What to Know in 2026

Why Brookline Real Estate Holds Up In Shifting Markets

April 23, 2026

How We Source Off-Market Opportunities In Cambridge

April 16, 2026

Buying A Cambridge Condo Near Harvard Or MIT: A Practical Primer

April 9, 2026

Everyday Life In South Boston Near The Waterfront

April 2, 2026

South Boston Waterfront Condos vs Traditional Streets: How To Choose

March 26, 2026

Positioning A Back Bay Brownstone For Today’s Buyer

March 24, 2026

What It’s Like To Live In Boston’s Back Bay

March 12, 2026

What Our Clients Say

I was referred to Michelle to help my 88-year-old neighbor sell his “old “ home. She was absolutely amazing and sold the home after the first open house despite it needing many upgrades. Her use of photos to show what the home could be, as well as her professional and enthusiastic demeanor with clients, was key to selling this home. She was always on top of everything that needed to be done to make the s...

— Stacy H.

What Our Clients Say

Michelle and her team worked tirelessly to sell our home in Weymouth. She made sure the home presented in its best light by giving us straightforward advice on preparing for the market as well as staging. We sold quickly and were very happy. Would recommend Michelle and team all day long.

— Phillip L.

What Our Clients Say

Michelle helped us sell our home in Hanover, MA, and did an amazing job! She had every detail coordinated, from pricing to potential buyers to staging at showings. She went above and beyond to make it such a smooth process. It was an easy experience thanks to Michelle’s experience and knowledge. We would recommend her to help sell your house.

— John M.

Experience You Can Count On

Decades of navigating Boston’s most complex real estate cycles. Our team brings over 40 years of collective experience in luxury sales, development, and commercial representation to every advisory session.

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Let’s Make Your Next Move the Right One

We don't just close deals; we build portfolios and long-term wealth. Whether you are an international buyer or a local seller, we provide a concierge experience that manages every detail. Reach out to us to experience the power of having a dedicated advisory team in your corner.

In the Press
Featured in National Media

In the Press New Section

July 8, 2026

What Real Estate Agents Notice Immediately When They Walk Into a Home
The Nose Knows.
"A home that smells fresh and clean tells me a lot. It usually means the air is dry, the mechanicals are healthy, and the owner kept up with the boring, expensive maintenance buyers never see."
— Michelle Easter

Also Picked Up By
Combined reach: 108M+ impressions
July 14, 2026

6 Features Homebuyers Are Prioritizing Right Now
From Cold Feet to Cold Plunge.
"It surprises people because they still think of these as spa extras, not something a buyer actively asks about. After the last few years, people are paying real attention to wellbeing at home, and that's showing up in what they're curious about and willing to pay for."
— Michelle Easter

Also Picked Up By
Combined reach: 132M+ impressions