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Dawn Watson, aka Queen of the Hamptons and Serhant real estate rock star!
Nancy S.
Dawn Watson is a real estate wonder woman! Nobody else compares.
Mike D.
To Dawn, the best realtor on the planet!
Nicky A.
It was your experience and hard work that kept this deal together and brought it to closing. What a pleasure to work with you.
Joe P.
Wife is really happy! Thanks for finding us the perfect summer house!!
Kevin L.
Dawn Watson was instrumental in getting fantastic results for the sale of our East Hampton cottage. She was also careful and mindful that this was an emotional sale for me as it was my childhood home and really supported me along the way. Dawn's expertise from having worked as an administrator, her skill as a professional writer, and her immense number of contacts from all walks of li...
Morgan V.
I struggled when it was time to sell my home of many years, resisting it and feeling worse and worse. then a friend said "l have the perfect person who can see you through"-- well, Dawn Watson did that and far more! she's exceptional in every way; honest, compassionate, kind, patient, and remarkably supportive. and yet her skill, expertise, contacts, and consistent commitment to going...
Juana M.
Dawn Watson is an outstanding professional that has consistently demonstrated a meticulous attention to detail, deep industry expertise in the real estate field, and a special personal touch that has instilled the utmost confidence and fidelity in her clients. Dawn is a shining example of what a quality real estate experience should be, and is, when working with her.
Ryan C.
When I met Dawn, she was the agent for the seller of the home I was buying. I instantly connected with her. She's kind, efficient, reasonable, and a master at marketing, I discovered! She was a perfect fit to sell my home, which she did in one day! I highly recommend Dawn to assist with any real estate needs. She cares about you AND the process.
Lori N.
Dawn helped my wife and me successfully find and close on a home we loved in a challenging market. And honestly, it was stress-free and fun the entire time with her. She was proactive, responsible, capable, knowledgeable, and really just so easy to work with. It was clear from the first time we met her that she was on our side and would be our best advocate. No question, if we decide ...
Alec R.
Dawn Watson took over a listing for a very particular house, which needed work and had historical significance. She worked incredibly hard, and managed to find a buyer quickly. She was wonderful to work with, knowledgeable of the area and has lived here for years. She is also quick to respond with compassion, care and professionalism. I can't think of a better realtor!
Bridget L.
Working with Dawn was a wonderful experience. She was so unbelievably patient. Was always there for appointments and questions. It made house hunting fun! She was very knowledge about the area and surrounding areas. We still feel we can call upon her with questions.
Billy R.
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February 19, 2026
"Compass CEO Robert Reffkin recently floated the idea of a national MLS. Luxury real estate leaders are intrigued by the concept, but have many questions about how such an entity might work."
February 19, 2026
“Owning Manhattan” star Peter Zaitzeff spends his days ushering clients through some of New York City’s most jaw-dropping properties and stepping in front of the camera for Netflix’s real estate drama.
February 18, 2026
"Dog shower, arcade, hidden rooms among unique features in these homes"
February 17, 2026
It’s hard to imagine that one of Boston’s most iconic neighborhoods used to be a swamp. But before 1820, Back Bay was basically an expansive tidal marsh. By the mid-19th century, the city was in dire need of more space, in part because of the extreme overcrowding of the poor. The rapid influx of immigrants, namely from Ireland, was concerning to moneyed Protestant families, so they resolved to create their own neighborhood. Some 450 acres of swampy marshland was filled in with sand and gravel, and the Back Bay neighborhood was born. By the latter half of the 19th century, Back Bay emerged as Boston’s most elite neighborhood—and stayed that way. With its physical isolation from the rest of the city thanks to the Public Garden and the Charles River, Back Bay thrived as an exclusive enclave for the rich. One only needs to take a glance at the level of historical architectural grandeur that exists up and down Comm. Ave. to this day to understand it. In 1894, it was estimated that about 45 percent of Boston’s upper-class families lived in Back Bay. The neighborhood was immortalized (and not to the liking of everyone) in Henry James’s The Bostonians, which provided a satirical depiction of 19th-century Back Bay and its well-to-do residents.
February 17, 2026
February 17, 2026
