Kyle Cogswell
Owner
I was born and raised in Massachusetts and come from a large, close-knit family that instilled in me the value of hard work, community, and integrity. For over five years, I trained in Muay Thai kickboxing and Jeet Kune Do—experiences that helped shape my discipline, focus, and resilience. Outside of work, my partner and I enjoy staying actively involved in communities across Massachusetts and Rhode Island through our church and local theatre.
I graduated with honors from my Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program, earning recognition from Beta Gamma Sigma and Alpha Lambda Sigma, with a minor in Legal Studies. Prior to that, I spent three years studying drafting and initially planned to pursue a career in architecture. However, at 18, I was introduced to the world of real estate and quickly developed a passion for the industry, leading me to obtain my real estate license.
Early in my career, I worked alongside my family helping manage multiple properties and development projects, gaining firsthand experience in the operational and investment sides of real estate. While completing my BBA, I also worked full time in ophthalmology. After graduation, I had the opportunity to move to Los Angeles for a unique experience working in the entertainment industry. Since returning to Massachusetts, I have dedicated my focus fully to real estate and, within two years, was honored to be recognized as a Top Agent in 2022.
I believe one of the most meaningful ways an individual can contribute to society is through service to others. Real estate allows me to do just that—helping clients navigate one of the most important financial decisions of their lives while contributing positively to the communities I serve. I am committed to providing an efficient, thoughtful, and informed experience for each client, ensuring they feel confident and supported throughout every step of their transaction.
One of my favorite quotes reflects this philosophy:
“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” — Aristotle
