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Robert Paul Properties, Inc. opens new office at 140 Newbury Street

Boston MA Robert Paul Properties, Inc. will open their first urban office later this month at 140 Newbury St. The move follows the firm's recent recognition as the Top New England Real Estate Company by Inc. 500/5000. With six well-positioned market centers on the South Coast and Cape Cod, Robert Paul Properties is the second real estate firm founded by longtime business partners and luxury Massachusetts brokers Robert Kinlin and Paul Grover. "For years clients have been turning to their trusted relationships with Bob, Paul and our talented agents for support with their real estate needs - whether in the city or at the beach. The opening of our Newbury Street office reflects the firm's continued commitment to providing our clients with the greatest exposure and services possible," said Brian Warner Dougherty, managing partner of the new office. Having been named Luxury Brokerage of the Year by The Leading Real Estate Companies of the World, Robert Paul Properties continues to build upon its unique platform and leverage its established network, inspired marketing, talented agents, concierge-level services, and global resources to achieve the best results for buyers and sellers.
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