MetroWest Boston Real Estate Agent | Framingham Realtor | Rann Estate

Meet RANNIER

I grew up in the Greater Boston area and have experienced it from both sides, first on the South Shore and now in MetroWest where I live with mt wife and 3 daughters.

That means I don’t just know these towns on paper, I know what they feel like to live in: the commutes, the school runs, the lifestyle.

Today, I use that perspective to help buyers, sellers, and relocation clients find their place in Boston and MetroWest with more confidence and less stress. Whether you’re trying to figure out which town actually fits your lifestyle or how to make your move here feel doable, my job is to listen first, give you honest guidance, and walk you through every step.

LISTINGS

$999,000

5 Beds3 Baths2,326 SqFt

391 Concord St, Framingham, MA 01702

Listed by Higor Teixeira of eXp Realty
$1,159,999

5 Beds3.5 Baths2,648 SqFt

18 Lynn St, Malden, MA 02148

Listed by Stephanie Martins of Be Live in Realty
$585,000

4 Beds2.5 Baths2,608 SqFt

345 New Boston Rd, Sturbridge, MA 01566

Listed by Patricia Larson of Vylla Home

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MY BLOGS

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What Is MetroWest? A Local Breakdown of Massachusetts Regions From a Framingham Based Real Estate Agent

Massachusetts looks small on a map, but anyone who has ever tried to buy or sell a home here knows it doesn’t function like one single market. People talk in regions: Greater Boston, the North Shore, the South Shore, Cape Cod and the Islands, MetroWest, Central Massachusetts, and Western Massachus

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Pros and cons of living in MetroWest Boston (Honest breakdown)

Thinking about moving to the Boston area, but the city prices and tiny condos are starting to feel…wrong? That’s usually when people stumble onto “MetroWest.” Then the questions start: Is MetroWest actually a good move or just “cheaper suburbs”? Will my commute be miserable? Are the schools and

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Framingham, Natick & Waltham Homeowners: You Might Be Sitting on More Equity Than You Think

If you bought a home in Framingham, Natick, or Waltham between roughly 2014 and 2018, there’s a good chance your equity picture today looks very different from when you closed. Over the past decade, Boston’s MetroWest suburbs have seen strong buyer demand, limited inventory, and steady price gro

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