Roy Bahnam

Twenty-nine people reviewed Roy Bahnam on Google this summer, and every one of them left five stars. Read a handful and one thing surfaces immediately: he answers. One buyer said he booked open houses and replied to questions within minutes, day or night. Another put it more bluntly — it didn't matter the hour, or whether he was out of the country. Bahnam works Greater Boston from an address on Batterymarch Street downtown, and reviewers place him with the Sarkis Team. His clients fall into two camps: first-time buyers who needed the whole process explained, and longer-term clients who have kept him on for years across several deals. The first-timer reviews carry the most detail. One buyer, new to everything, credited him with getting to a smooth closing and with teaching along the way. Another, calling the process intimidating at the outset, said he walked them through each step. A June reviewer who bought a multifamily in a competitive market pointed to communication, drive, and consistency as what set him apart. A South End seller closed in June and thanked him for carrying the sale through. One buyer recalled starting the search in February 2022 and closing that May. The repeat business says something too. A client of more than five years described his diligence in negotiations; another has used him for three years across rentals and purchases; a third called him the only person they trust with their properties. Several point at his relationships with listing agents across Boston neighborhoods and say those connections mattered once negotiations started — one couple went from a long, stalled search to under agreement on a condo within weeks. The honest caveat is about the shape of that history, not its content. All 29 reviews arrived between early June and mid-July 2026, and all of them sit on Google. That is a lot of praise landing in a narrow window on a single platform, which is worth knowing when you weigh it — a five-star average built that quickly carries less independent corroboration than the same average spread across years and sites. If you're buying your first place in Boston and want an agent who picks up the phone and explains what just happened, that is the person these reviews describe. Same if you're shopping a condo or a small multifamily in a market where speed decides the outcome. Before you start touring, ask for references from closings that predate this year, and get the representation and commission terms in writing.