With over 25 years of experience in real estate, Elizabeth Almodobar has had the privilege of working with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Island Properties Nantucket, where she focuses on helping clients navigate the unique Nantucket market.

Her approach is service-driven, grounded in strong ethics, deep market knowledge, and a calm, pragmatic demeanor. Known for her prompt, personalized service, Elizabeth prefers to work exclusively as a buyer’s or seller’s agent, allowing her to advocate for her clients fully. Her continued success, driven by repeat business and referrals, is guided by a solution-oriented mindset and a talent for solving problems with strategy and heart, qualities at the core of her style. While she prefers to stay out of the spotlight, self-promotion isn’t her style, Elizabeth understands the value of visibility in her work. Though still getting used to advertising, she’s grateful for the opportunity to serve and prefers to let her work speak for itself.

Originally from a small coastal town in Maine, Elizabeth came to Nantucket for “one” summer, but the island had other plans, and she stayed. Her husband, Beau, was raised on the island and, after completing his master’s degree and a brief stint in professional football, returned to teach and coach-hoping to guide youth in the same spirit that so many had once guided him. It was during this time that he and Elizabeth met. They now live in the same house in the Historic District where Beau grew up and where they raised their two children, Jackson and Celia, both proud Nantucket natives.

Elizabeth is committed to her community as a parishioner at Saint Mary’s and through years of service as a volunteer or board member for various local nonprofits. She has served as a docent at the African Meeting House and held roles with organizations such as The Community Partnership for Children, The Massachusetts Family Network, The Friends of Nantucket Public Schools, The Nantucket Skating Club, and The Harvey Foundation. She has also contributed her time to the Nantucket Town Area Plan and Mid-Island Plan Land Use Work Groups. In addition, she offers in-kind consulting to Nantucket Cottage Hospital, recognizing its vital role in the island’s well-being. Giving back is important to her because so many people have shown up for her over the years, not because they had to, just because they care.

Elizabeth appreciates the island’s rich history, vibrant culture, and the beauty and pace of every season. She enjoys sailing, spending time with family and friends on the beach, and walking the island’s Land Bank and Conservation properties with her two beloved dogs, Rue and Apollo. She looks forward to diving for scallops each fall and to Beau opening them, a skill most Nantucket kids grow up mastering. During the off-season, Elizabeth is an apprentice, learning the art of loom weaving under the guidance of a renowned local textile artist, and she feels fortunate to belong to the island’s close-knit community.