Eric Rollo – Cape Cod’s Premier Real Estate Agent
From the Upper Cape to the Mid Cape, Eric Rollo has you covered
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Work With Eric Rollo – One of Cape Cod’s Top Real Estate Agents
Whether you’re moving to a quiet Cape Cod village, settling into a year-round home in Barnstable, or looking for your next investment property along the shore, working with the right agent can make all the difference.
With over 20 years of experience and more than $165 million in closed transactions, Eric Rollo brings unmatched local knowledge, negotiation skills, and a personal approach to every client relationship. As Vice President with The Agency Boston, he helps buyers and sellers navigate the unique Cape Cod market with confidence.
Eric takes the time to understand your goals, guide you through each step, and protect your best interests—whether you’re buying your first beach cottage, upgrading to a waterfront retreat, or downsizing to a low-maintenance home for the next chapter.
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Sellers
Sell Your Home on Cape Cod
We help you sell your home for top dollar in the unique Cape Cod market. With Eric’s deep local connections and proven results, we’ll connect you with serious buyers and create a strategy that maximizes your sale price. From accurate pricing and standout marketing to skilled negotiations, we handle every detail so you can move forward with confidence.
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Buy Your New Home on Cape Cod
Buying on Cape Cod takes local expertise and a sharp eye for value. With Eric Rollo and The Agency Boston, you get over two decades of experience and a track record of helping clients secure the right property at the right price. We know the villages, the trends, and the opportunities that don’t always make it to public listings—so you get an edge in a competitive market.
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Boston Real Estate – Frequently Asked Questions
What are the pros and cons of living on Cape Cod?
Cape Cod offers beautiful beaches, charming villages, rich history, and a relaxed coastal lifestyle. You’ll find everything from classic shingled cottages in Sandwich to waterfront estates in Chatham, along with plenty of outdoor recreation, arts, and dining. On the flip side, housing can be competitive, winters are quieter with fewer seasonal businesses open, and summer traffic can be heavy as visitors flock to the Cape.
What is the median price of a home in Cape Cod?
As of mid-2025, the median single-family home price on Cape Cod hovers around the mid-$700,000s, with condos averaging closer to $500,000. Prices vary widely by town—expect to pay well above the median in sought-after spots like Chatham, Orleans, and Provincetown, while finding more value in areas like Yarmouth, Sandwich, or Bourne.
Why is Cape Cod so expensive?
Housing demand on Cape Cod consistently outpaces supply. The region’s coastal beauty, limited land for new development, and strong appeal as both a year-round and vacation destination drive competition and price growth. Many buyers are also drawn to the area’s beaches, historic charm, and seasonal rental potential, which pushes values higher and keeps demand steady.
What are the best towns to live in on Cape Cod?
It depends on your lifestyle. For walkable village charm and easy access to beaches, towns like Chatham and Falmouth stand out. Provincetown blends arts, culture, and waterfront living, while Orleans and Brewster are favorites for their small-town feel and access to the Cape’s natural beauty. Barnstable offers top-rated schools and year-round amenities, and for more value with convenient access to the bridges, check out Sandwich, Yarmouth, or Bourne.
