Daniela Cafaro

One Boston landlord had Daniela Cafaro screening tenants for a two-family for fifteen years before handing her the sale of it — that kind of stay-put relationship is the thread running through her reviews. She works Greater Boston as an individual broker and says on her own site that she operates under Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, naming Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, Medford, Arlington and a short list of nearby suburbs as her territory. Buying and selling homes and condos is the whole of the business — first purchases, luxury listings, investment buys, relocations. Her Google page sits at 4.9 across 44 ratings, and the reviews behind it run back to 2021 across four separate sites, with no negative account among them. First-time buyers write most of them. They describe being walked from early open houses through the closing details, and being pushed to slow down when they weren't sure what they were looking for. A review this spring credits her with advocating hard for first-time buyers once a deal got to the nitty-gritty; another from February describes her running a sale and a purchase at the same time, detail by detail. A separate Reddit post in r/tradedboston lists her among the brokers on a Cambridge multi-family sale, which is the only trace of her work outside the review sites. Two things are worth pinning down on a first call. The Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices affiliation and the National Association of Realtors membership are both statements from her own website rather than anything confirmed independently, so ask which brokerage holds her license today. She also presents herself as a single broker rather than part of a team, which is worth knowing if your search will run across several towns at once. If you're buying your first place and want someone who will explain each step rather than rush the offer, she is a straightforward call. Confirm the brokerage of record and how showings will be covered in the towns you're targeting, and the fit will be clear fast.