Realtor
About the job
- A Massachusetts real estate license is required.
- At least one year of sales and/or leasing experience is required.
- Maintain a customer-advocate mindset and commitment to delivering a strong client experience.
- Demonstrate passion for real estate, business acumen, and market knowledge.
- Build rapport with people quickly.
- Know the local community.
- Be enthusiastic about learning new technology tools.
- Remain organized and work efficiently and independently.
- Have access to a smartphone, laptop computer, and vehicle.
- Provide clients with representation and guidance as they buy, sell, or lease residential real estate.
About the company
Senné is a Boston-based real estate advisory and investment firm with 150+ experts across residential and commercial real estate, property management, development, investments, and marketing. Its team-based approach combines advisory services with investment execution to create tailored solutions for local, regional, and international clients. The company helps clients achieve their goals by delivering strategic guidance, market insight, and capital deployment across the full real estate lifecycle. What sets Senné apart is its large, diverse team and wide range of capabilities—from advisory to property management and development—allowing it to manage projects end-to-end rather than focusing on a single service. The goal is to help clients reach their most important objectives through integrated real estate expertise and execution."}Speichern to=functions.final_result (No such function) }``````````````````````````````````````
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Founded
2009
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- April 13, 2026 added four agents, signaling demand in Greater Boston.
- Leadership promotions for Stacey Reifer and Anelise Lago strengthen brokerage and legal execution.
- Archived 2026 updates show continued expansion into North Conway and Arlington markets.
What critics are saying
- June 2026 foreclosure auction on One Lewis Wharf threatens headquarters stability.
- 2026 investor lawsuits over unpaid loans strain William Senné and damage lender confidence.
- If lenders seize Lewis Wharf, Senné loses prestige, cash flow, and recruiting leverage.
What makes Senné unique
- Boston-based platform combines brokerage, property management, development, and investments.
- April 2026 hiring lifted residential capacity above 65 agents across Greater Boston.
- North Conway, Arlington, Cambridge, and Boston coverage gives hyperlocal New England reach.
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