8 Hunter Cir,Shrewsbury
Single-family
$780,728
New Worcester County listings, sent to your email.
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Buying a 2-4 family to live in? See how it worksWorcester houses stay on the market about three weeks.
That is not long to decide. A saved search emails you new matches.
Email me new listings21 days
Median days on market, single-family homes, City of Worcester
New listings come to your email.
Calendar of four weeks. In August 2026 the median single-family home in the City of Worcester was on the market 21 days; across Worcester County, 26 days.
What homes sell for here
- 100.8%
The median Worcester County home sold for a little over its asking price. All home types, August 2026.
- $471,369
Median single-family sale price, City of Worcester, August 2026. Up 4.7% in a year.
Redfin, homes sold in August 2026. Latest month may be revised.
Saved search
Tell me what you want. New listings come by email.
Pick your towns, price and home type. Free, no account, nothing to sign.
Browse current properties
- You deal with me directly. Call or text (774) 232-7101.
- 5.0 from 6 Zillow reviews
What happens after you send it
- I set up your search in MLS PIN, the regional listing service.
- New listings that fit go to your email.
- Want other towns or a new price? Reply to me.
- Found one you like? Call or text me to see it. How buying with me works.
Do I have to sign anything?
No. The emails are free and need no agreement. You sign a written buyer agreement before your first tour with me.
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Recent closings
Homes and 2-4 families my buyers closed on
Four of my buyer closings since January 2025. Zillow lists my price range as $200K to $925K.
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1179 Grafton St,Worcester
4-family
$925,000
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$231,250 per unit: the price split over four units.
- Built
- 1988
- Closed
- September 30, 2025
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10 Atherton Rd,Hudson
Single-family
$832,000
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6 Stevens Rd,Worcester
3-family
$690,000
DetailsHide details for 6 Stevens Rd
$230,000 per unit: the price split over three units.
- Built
- 1920
- Closed
- January 17, 2025
Closed sales recorded in MLS PIN, as shown on John’s Zillow profile. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Buyers say I made buying a home easy to understand.
5.0out of 5. Zillow rating from 6 client reviews
Read them on Zillow (opens in a new tab)As of September 30, 2026
John was a huge help in the purchase of my first home. He made the process easy and understandable. …
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John was a huge help in the purchase of my first home. He made the process easy and understandable. He was a pleasure to work with. Looking forward to using him again in the future.
… He took the time to make sure that the house we decided upon made sense realistically and long term. …
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Is it possible to give 6 stars?? Working with John was the best decision we made in our house hunting process.
John’s character was always genuine, professional and honest. He took the time to make sure that the house we decided upon made sense realistically and long term.
He made the whole process feel like we were joined by a friend searching for our future home who was invested in our best outcome.
You cannot make a better decision than trusting John in this process. His knowledge of the real estate field, combined with his fun personality will put you in the best hands.
… He is dedicated, organized and is able to break down the pros and cons of every decision along the way …
Read the whole reviewHide the whole review from Zaid baara
John takes the hassle out of the home buying experience. True pleasure working with John. He is dedicated, organized and is able to break down the pros and cons of every decision along the way in order to ensure best route is taken. I would highly recommend John to any first time home buyer or investor. The wealth of knowledge that John brings to the table is incredible.
Excerpts from longer reviews, in the clients’ own words.
2-4 family homes
Buy a 2-4 family and live in one unit.
Rent from the other units helps pay your mortgage.
- 3rd floor,Rented $1,950 a month, example
- 2nd floor,Rented $1,950 a month, example
- 1st floor,You live here
Your mortgage
Rent from 2 units: $3,900 a month
- 2nd floor,Rented $1,950 a month, example
- 1st floor,You live here
Your mortgage
Rent from 1 unit: $1,950 a month
- 4th floor,Rented $1,950 a month, example
- 3rd floor,Rented $1,950 a month, example
- 2nd floor,Rented $1,950 a month, example
- 1st floor,You live here
Your mortgage
Rent from 3 units: $5,850 a month
Paying for it
Start with a licensed lender. Your loan, down payment and rate depend on the lender, the building and you. So does how much of the other units’ rent they count. Real rents depend on the unit and the lease.
2-4 families in Worcester
33.6% of Worcester’s homes are in buildings of 2 to 4 units.
On September 30, 2026, 100 multifamilies were for sale in the city. The median asking price was $679K. That is asking price, not sale price.
Share of homes: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024, table B25024 (8.7% in 2-unit and 24.9% in 3-4 unit buildings). Listings: Redfin multifamily listings, September 30, 2026.
How it works
Four steps from your first listing email to closing
Listing emails are free.
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Get new listings by email
Nothing to sign. Change towns or price any time.
Rather talk first?
Towns, budget, timing and must-haves, by phone or in person. I adjust your saved search to match.
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Sign a buyer agreement
Before the first tourIt sets what I’m paid.
How I’m paid
- A set amount: a flat fee or a percentage, not an open-ended range
- Negotiable, and not set by law
- You can ask the seller to pay some or all of it in your offer
- I can’t be paid more than your agreement says, from any source
Since August 17, 2024, you and your agent sign a written agreement before you tour a home. That includes virtual tours. Read it, ask about anything, and negotiate the terms.
Buyer agreement rules: NAR settlement FAQ.
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Tour homes with me
I point out what to check in an older house.
What I check on a tour -
Make an offer and close
I back your offer price with recent sales nearby.
After the offer
I also weigh the condition you saw. Then I see the deal through inspection, financing and closing.
On a tour with me
I point out old-house problems before you make an offer.
Pick a spot to see what I check.
Knob-and-tube wiring
Early cloth-covered wiring still turns up in houses this old. I flag it so you can ask an electrician and your insurance agent first.
Oil tanks
An oil tank in the basement or buried in the yard may need replacing or removing. That costs money. I ask how old the tank is and if there are records.
Lead paint, homes built before 1978
The Massachusetts Lead Law says the seller and agents must give you a lead paint notice. You get it before you sign a purchase and sale agreement. I make sure you get it. I also make sure you have time for a lead inspection, if you want one.
Meters in a 2-4 family
Whether each unit has its own electric and heat decides who pays which bills. That changes the rent math, so I check before you run the numbers.
I’m not a home inspector. A licensed home inspector checks what I point out.
Start my saved searchSources: MassLandlords, 2015; Mass.gov, Property Transfer Lead Paint Notification.
