David Jackson

It takes a smart, experienced, expert real estate professional to navigate the always changing housing market. David takes pride in being an accomplished and respected Realtor since 2003. With extensive experience, he is confident in advising his clients on possibly one of the largest decisions they will ever make. He will help his clients capture opportunities when they arise and excel at every level of the real estate transaction. Keeping current on real estate and marketing trends is key to ensure his clients have a reliable resource of their questions. He considers his many returning clients and the referral of their family and friends as the best comment on the type of service he delivers. He works with you to find the current market value of your home in order to maximize your profits, while providing unlimited service. David is glad to share his knowledge he has gained through having earned the designation of ABR, GRI, Military Relocation Professional, and Member Luxury Home Marketing Institute. His involvement with his profession has allowed him to serve on the Professional Standards Committee for the Greater Boston Real Estate Board, helping his profession to be held to a higher standard.
Along with real estate, David tries to stay active in the community, family and some hobbies. The community involvement started with being an assistant coach to his daughters baseball team then her softball team. To help defray costs to players and parents, he is often a sponsor for their teams. He is also a Mason and involved with a Masonic charity, The Children's Dyslexia Center Boston North. With them he is a board of directors member and co-chair of the auction committee.
In 2015, he and his family traveled to Arlington National Cemetery in Washington DC to help Wreaths Across America lay wreaths at every grave site. This is dear to him being the son of a veteran.
Spending quite time in New Hampshire with his family or riding my motorcycle is time well spent. David looks forward to these times to recharge.