A great Beacon Hill real estate broker is hardworking, knowledgeable about the downtown Boston real estate market, and will never make you feel uncomfortable about the transaction. Unfortunately, not all agents are created equal. If any of the following ring true, it might be time to find a new agent.

1. You have trouble reaching your agent.

Buying a home is a serious decision, and your financial future may even be hanging in the balance. There’s also a very good chance that you are working on tight deadlines. If you find yourself frequently waiting around to hear back from your agent, it’s a good sign that it’s time to move on. Your agent may simply have too many clients and not enough time to give you the attention you need and deserve.

2. You don’t feel like your agent listens.

When you talk to your agent, does he or she ask you questions about your budget, the features you want in your Beacon Hill condo. It’s time to move on if your agent seems more interested in selling you on something instead of advising you.

3. Your agent is unprofessional.

There are many tip-offs that your agent isn’t quite on top of things. He or she may appear disorganized, cancel appointments, show up late, or make frequent excuses. If he or she isn’t invested in their career, they’re probably not invested in finding the right condo in Beacon Hill for you.

4. You feel pressured.

Your agent’s job is to help you find a condo, loft, or penthouse that fits your needs and budget, offer advice, and guide you through the real estate process. Your agent should never use high-pressure sales tactics, encourage you to make an offer on a space you do not love, or show you condos that are well beyond your budget.

5. Your agent does it part-time, on the side.

When looking for a new Beacon Hill condo, you want a full-time agent who is passionate and dedicated to their job. This means keeping up with the market on a daily basis, jumping on new listings you might love, and being readily available to you.

While bad agents are out there, you’re not necessarily stuck if you hire an agent who is not looking after your best interests. However, you certainly don’t want to waste time finding an agent who is organized, professional, and prioritizes your wants and needs.

If you’re looking to find a new agent serving the Downtown Boston area, turn to Ford Realty. With listings from Beacon Hill to Boston Midtown, we can help you find just what you’re looking for.

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Beacon Hill Population Demographics

Total Population	5,075
Male Population	2,465
Female Population	2,611

Male Population 48.57 %

Female Population 51.45 %

Median Age	33
Citizen US Born	4,022
Citizen not US Born	594
Not Citizen	460

Citizen US Born 79.25 %

Citizen not US Born 11.7 %

Not Citizen 9.06 %

Moved from Abroad	154
Moved from Same Country	626
Moved from Same State	407
Moved from Different State	392
Same House as Last Year	3,472

Moved from Abroad 3.03 %

Moved from Same Country 12.33 %

Moved from Same State 8.02 %

Moved from Different State 7.72 %

Same House as Last Year 68.41 %

Occupational Employment in Beacon Hill

White Collar	3,022
Blue Collar	69

White Collar59.55 %

Blue Collar1.36 %

Self Employees	166
Private Companies	2,137
Governmental Workers	144
Not for Profit Companies	643

Self Employees 3.27 %

Private Companies 42.11 %

Governmental Workers 2.84 %

Not for Profit Companies 12.67 %

Number of Households in Beacon Hill

Total Households	2,532
Average People Per Household	2
Family Households	831
Non-family Households	1,701

Non-family Households 16.37 %

Family Households 33.52 %

Households with Children	304
Households without Children	2,228

Households with Children 5.99 %

Households without Children 43.9 %

Median and Average Income in Beacon Hill

Average Household Income	$159,432.38
Median Household Income	$107,838.00
People below Poverty Level	581
People above Poverty Level	4,107

Housing in Beacon Hill

Occupied Housing Units	2,532
Owner Occupied	859
Renter Occupied	1,673

Owner Occupied 16.93 %

Renter Occupied 32.97 %

With Mortgage	479
Without Mortgage	380
Median Value with Mortgage	$698,850.00
Median Value without Mortgage	$916,950.00
Median Housing Costs per Month	$2,286.00