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Janis Lippman
Senior Vice President, Realtor | Ellen + Janis Real Estate Team at Compass /Boston
Janis Lippman is an experienced real estate professional who works as part of the Ellen + Janis Real Estate Team at Compass in the Greater Boston area.14 She holds the titles of Senior Vice President and Realtor, and is an Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR).34
Professional Background
Janis brings over 20 years of management experience from the theatrical industry to her real estate career.4 She has a degree in business management from Northeastern University, which complements her real estate expertise.5
Real Estate Expertise
As part of the Ellen + Janis Real Estate Team, Janis works alongside Ellen Grubert to serve clients in Boston and surrounding neighborhoods.1 She specializes in:
- Helping first-time home buyers
- Guiding clients through the buying and selling process
- Providing expert knowledge on making homes market-ready, including staging, design, and feng shui36
Qualifications and Specializations
Janis holds several notable qualifications:
- Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR)
- Compass Military Appreciation Credit Specialist6
Team Approach
The Ellen + Janis Real Estate Team, of which Janis is an integral part, is known for:
- Over 22 years of neighborhood knowledge and business experience
- A commitment to helping clients achieve their real estate goals
- Providing exceptional, personalized service
- Deep understanding of Greater Boston neighborhoods2
Janis and her team have been recognized as top-performing real estate professionals in the Boston area by organizations such as Tom Ferry, RealTrends, and the National Association of Gay and Lesbian Real Estate Professionals (NAGLREP).2
Highlights
US Housing starts are on track to fall 16% this year mostly due to higher borrowing costs.....thanks FED! Higher rates have done more damage to the housing sector than any other.....and were supposed to cool inflation....even though housing has been one of the biggest contributors to higher inflation.
The number of 401(k) millionaires rose 2.5% to 497,000 as of June 30, the end of the second quarter of 2024, while the number of IRA millionaires increased 6% to 398,594, Fidelity said in a data analysis released Wednesday. The company analyzed 15.8 million IRA accounts and 24 million 401(k) accounts split across 26,000 corporate contribution plans. (Washington Times)
