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RE/MAX Destiny opens second Boston office

RE/MAX Destiny, located at 907 Massachusetts Ave., is expanding in the city housing market by opening a second office in Jamaica Plain. The new office will be a full-service agency and will open its doors with five agents with the anticipation of further growth. "With the improving market conditions, it is incredibly exciting to be able to expand our franchise in Boston," said Paul Turcotte, broker, co-owner of RE/MAX Destiny. "The market continues to make a turn towards recovery and the timing was prime for us to open this second location." "This is an incredibly exciting office opening for RE/MAX Destiny," said Dan Breault, Executive Vice President and Regional Director of RE/MAX of New England. "We look forward to watching their success, and the continued development and expansion of this franchise in the future." RE/MAX Destiny is an independently owned full service real estate company. The franchise began as a residential real estate company in 1999 serving buyers and sellers primarily in Cambridge, Somerville, and Boston proper. Overtime the company has grown to more than forty independent real estate professionals supported by a leadership team of five.
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