Real estate in Boston is full of teams that will tell you they know the city. We would rather show you.
The Steph Crawford Group is a boutique team focused on the Greater Boston luxury market — working across the urban neighborhoods of Boston proper and the suburbs that draw buyers out of the city. Our approach is built on genuine knowledge of the places we work, honest guidance at every stage of the process, and the understanding that buying or selling a home is one of the most significant decisions a person makes.
The Team
Steph Crawford, Ana Hastings, and Kellie Geraghty work together on every client relationship. This is not a solo agent with a loose support structure — it is a team that collaborates actively on research, strategy, and communication. Clients hear from us, we show up prepared, and we stay engaged through every step of the process.
Where We Work
Our coverage spans from the urban core of Boston to its most established suburbs.
In the city, we work regularly in Back Bay, Beacon Hill, the South End, and Seaport. These are neighborhoods with distinct personalities, distinct market dynamics, and distinct building types — and we know the differences that matter.
Outside the city, we work in Brookline, Newton, Wellesley, Winchester, and Greater Boston broadly. Families relocating from the city, buyers arriving from out of state, and long-time residents considering a suburban move are all clients we serve regularly.
What We Do for Buyers
Buying a home in Boston — particularly in the luxury segment — requires more than access to listings. It requires knowing which buildings have deferred maintenance, which blocks have pending development, and which properties are priced to move versus aspirationally listed. We bring that context to every search.
What We Do for Sellers
Selling a home in Greater Boston is a process we take seriously from the start. Pricing strategy, presentation, professional photography, and agent relationships are all part of how we approach a listing. We do not treat it as a transaction; we treat it as a responsibility.
How to Get Started
Whether you are at the beginning of a search, thinking about listing a property, or simply trying to understand a market that feels complicated, a conversation is the best place to start. There is no commitment involved, and the clarity it brings usually makes the path forward much easier to see. Explore the neighborhoods we work in to get a sense of where we focus — or reach out whenever you are ready.
