Francis Duffy

Sales Representative

Regents New England Real Estate

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  Francis  Duffy

Francis Duffy

Sales Representative

Mobile:
603-348-0462
Email Me

Growing up in the heart of the Connecticut River Valley, Francis Duffy learned early the value of community, hard work, and integrity. A current Grafton County resident, he graduated from Woodsville High School before continuing his education at Lyndon State College, earning a degree in Business Administration and Finance in 1998. That foundation in business and financial strategy would become the backbone of a real estate career defined by insight, adaptability, and long‑term success.

Francis began his professional journey in Fairlee, Vermont, where he discovered not only a passion for real estate, but a natural ability to guide clients through complex decisions with clarity and confidence. His talent and ambition soon led him to Beacon Hill in Boston, Massachusetts — one of the most competitive and historically rich real estate markets in the country. Over several decades, Francis built a reputation as a trusted expert in both commercial and residential real estate, successfully representing buildings, warehouses, office properties, apartment buildings, condominiums, single‑family homes, and luxury estates.

His approach has always been rooted in understanding people as much as properties. By listening deeply, anticipating needs, and communicating with precision, Francis consistently creates outcomes that feel seamless and empowering for his clients. This people‑first philosophy, combined with decades of hands‑on experience, has made him a respected figure among investors, homeowners, and industry peers alike.

When the COVID‑19 pandemic reshaped the world, Francis found himself drawn back to the place where his journey began — the Connecticut River Valley. Returning home wasn’t just a change of scenery; it was a reconnection to the community that shaped him. With renewed purpose, he committed himself to giving back through the very expertise he had spent a lifetime building.

Area Covered: New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Florida
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Toby Vieira

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Toby Vieira is a seasoned real estate professional with more than 25 years of experience in both commercial and residential markets. Born in Portugal, Toby immigrated to the United States with his family at a young age. The Vieiras embraced their new home, becoming U.S. citizens while Toby was still a boy — a formative experience that instilled in him a strong work ethic, resilience, and deep appreciation for community.

Toby pursued his education with determination. He attended Wentworth Institute of Technology, where he earned a degree in Finance. He further advanced his expertise by completing a master’s degree at Columbia University. Equipped with a solid foundation in financial principles, Toby launched his professional career in the world of finance.

He spent over a decade as a top analyst at J.P. Morgan, where his keen analytical skills and commitment to excellence distinguished him among his peers. Toby’s success in the financial sector continued when he joined the Commercial Real Estate Accounting division at Morgan Stanley. It was during this time that he discovered his passion for real estate — a field where his financial acumen and interpersonal strengths naturally converged.

Driven by his entrepreneurial spirit, Toby transitioned into real estate full-time. Over the past 25+ years, he has built a successful career helping clients navigate complex commercial and residential real estate transactions. His depth of knowledge, strategic insight, and client-first approach have earned him a reputation for integrity and outstanding results.

More than a decade ago, Toby returned to the Upper Connecticut Valley region to care for his aging parents, choosing to make Woodsville, New Hampshire his home. Today, he continues to serve the community with the same dedication that has defined his life and career — bringing expertise, compassion, and professionalism to every seller and buyer he represents.

Toby Vieira’s journey from immigrant to trusted real estate advisor exemplifies the power of perseverance, lifelong learning, and a commitment to serving others.

 

Education: Columbia University
Francis  Duffy

Francis Duffy

Sales Representative

Regents New England Real Estate

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603-348-0462
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Inflation Ticks Up as Housing Headwinds Continue to Brew

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Howard Hanna Expands Into Alabama; Partners with ARC Realty and Capstone Realty

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Howard Hanna Real Estate Services announced its expansion into Alabama through a partnership, operating under two established brands, ARC Realty and Capstone Realty. According to a release, the partnership brings 875 agents across 12 offices in Birmingham, Montgomery and Huntsville. The partnership brings the three groups together to operate as the state’s largest brokerage, who…

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‘Open Real Estate’ Is Promising to Support MLSs. What do MLSs Think?

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“Is Open Real Estate a national MLS?” That question, proffered by Open Real Estate itself on its website as soon as the initiative was launched, made it clear the founders—namely, AGNT (eXp and NextHome), HomeServices of America, Real REMAX Group and Keller Williams—knew that at least some in the industry would see that project in…

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Growing up in the heart of the Connecticut River Valley, Francis Duffy learned early the value of community, hard work, and integrity. A current Grafton County resident, he graduated from Woodsville High School before continuing his education at Lyndon State College, earning a degree in Business Administration and Finance in 1998. That foundation in business and financial strategy would become the backbone of a real estate career defined by insight, adaptability, and long‑term success.

Francis began his professional journey in Fairlee, Vermont, where he discovered not only a passion for real estate, but a natural ability to guide clients through complex decisions with clarity and confidence. His talent and ambition soon led him to Beacon Hill in Boston, Massachusetts — one of the most competitive and historically rich real estate markets in the country. Over several decades, Francis built a reputation as a trusted expert in both commercial and residential real estate, successfully representing buildings, warehouses, office properties, apartment buildings, condominiums, single‑family homes, and luxury estates.

His approach has always been rooted in understanding people as much as properties. By listening deeply, anticipating needs, and communicating with precision, Francis consistently creates outcomes that feel seamless and empowering for his clients. This people‑first philosophy, combined with decades of hands‑on experience, has made him a respected figure among investors, homeowners, and industry peers alike.

When the COVID‑19 pandemic reshaped the world, Francis found himself drawn back to the place where his journey began — the Connecticut River Valley. Returning home wasn’t just a change of scenery; it was a reconnection to the community that shaped him. With renewed purpose, he committed himself to giving back through the very expertise he had spent a lifetime building.

Area Covered: New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Florida