Twice in a month-we're on fire-quoted in the Tech Savvy Agent Blog-Why we love technology !

Friends,family,clients (past,current and future!)-guess what ? 

Hot off the virtual presses -SECOND press mention in less than a month- from Inman News earlier this month for thoughts on the first quarter of Manhattan Real Estate and now featured in Tech Savvy Agent blog ! Building  our exposure and reach to benefit all of our clients.

Recently on Facebook,the team at Tech Savy Agent asked on their fan page why do you love technology -and a bunch of agents from well,everywhere posted their responses- we were lucky and made the cut for this blog post-hot off the presses today : How 37 Real Estate Agents Answered: Why Do You Love Tech? - click thru to the blog post to read the 37 selections- head on over to the Tech Savy Agent fan page on Facebook too -for even MORE answers...and of course...check out our fan page-if you haven't already !

Scroll down to #13.You might see a familiar face (Who says 13 is an unlucky number ? Maybe I should play some lotto permutations of it,or next time in Atlantic City or Vegas plunk some chips down on it)......

Nikki Beauchamp: “I love being able to integrate my love of technology (having had a prior career in the industry) and efficiency via technology with my real estate business.Integrating the “new” with the old and continuing to innovate to best serve my clients and connect with new friends and stay in touch with old friends.Love TSA and …finding other tech savvy agents to discuss and brainstorm with !”

For those of you who know me,you know my love of technology...well its a never ending love (sometimes hate) affair,so its not surprising that I brought that with me when I switched industries,now is it ? :) 

We are where the clients of today are-using multiple social media outlets from tweeting (@NikkiBeauchamp) to Facebook (Your NYC Real Estate Resource ) to our blog here about NYC life and living (  Your NYC Real Estate Resource ) and other websites and forums.

Our new team website is staging (if you'd like to see it and offer suggestions-respond back and I'll send you the staging link) and our mobile app are coming soon (Yes you read that right,we will have a mobile app soon !)We're putting finishing touches on the design and writing content-keep your eyes and ears peeled for our launch this spring ! FINALLY !

We are incorporating technology in our real estate business to best serve you. Trust,truth,transparency we believe that using all of these tools will enable us to always at your service,to help educate you,to help you interpret the plethora of data availale online today so that you successfully navigate to achieve your real estate goals.

As always.we welcome your comments, criticism and suggestions,anytime and always.

'til the next time.Always at your service.

 

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Target Free Thursdays at the David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center-This week Essentially Ellington Alumni-FREE on UWS at 830PM

The Essentially Ellington High School Jazz Band Competition and Festival is in its 15th year.Its a fantastic event,a great chance to hear lots of wonderful young jazz musicians from all over the country- some alumni include members of the orchestra currently as well. This Thursday's preview should be fabulous-Target Free Thursday's has been a great program-sometimes I've tried to go and have been shut out !

New York City is an awesome place to enjoy live music,so many possibilities at ALL price points ! Come on out and enjoy one of the newer venues-check out the atrium for weekly concerts,and also for discounted tix to Lincoln Center performances ! Enjoy ! 

 

From the LC Atrium Website : 

JALC Ellington Alumni

Thu, April 29, 2010 at 8:30 PM
David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center
Target Free Thursdays

An all-star ensemble of Essentially Ellington alumni plays the music of Duke Ellington and celebrates the 15th anniversary of the annual jazz education event that invites select high school jazz bands from across North America to spend three days immersed in workshops, rehearsals, jam sessions, and performances at Jazz at Lincoln Center. Alumni of the Essentially Ellington program include Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra bassist Carlos Henriquez, saxophonist Erika von Kleist, and bassist David Wong. Join us for this special precursor performance to the final concert on May 10th.
More information about the upcoming Essentially Ellington concert can be found here

Presented in collaboration with Jazz at Lincoln Center

 

 

 

 

 

http://new.lincolncenter.org/live/index.php/atrium-jalc-ellington-apr-29

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Dogs and birds and trees ! Gorgeous day in Manhattan....

I am an unapologetic dog lover- this is Mr B, Bentley. We've spent most of the afternoon outdoors- thanks to the wonders of technology (as well as pen and paper), I kept chugging along with work ! Phone calls ,client prep, editing copy for our team website.

Everyone is out, its a perfect spring day, hear the birds chirping, kids in the playground,buzzing with activity. A great time to figure out where and how you want to live in NYC.....

Are you an animal lover ?Have a pet ? Cat or dog or? Fav dog parks? ( we love the small dog runs at Carl Schultz Park, Madison Square Park-ok who wouldn't like a dog run near Shake Shack ???! ,and also the West Thames Dog Run down in Battery Park City.

Is pet-friendly housing an imperative for you ? Bentley and I will be glad to help you find your perfect home to buy or rent...and maybe some play dates for your dog too !

'til next time. *woof woof* Always at your service.

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Another gorgeous spring weekend in the Big Apple is upon us...

Sometimes you come across a quote that just makes you yell out in
agreement... And this one is a keeper !

"Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambition. Small people
always do that, but the really great make you feel that you, too, can
become great."

-- Mark Twain

There is tremendous value in recognizing when you need or want help,
in helping others- which camp do you fall into ? Are you a builder, or
are you a destroyer ?

We are builders, we are connectors. We aim to help you achieve your
real estate goals, we aim to help our fellow human beings.

From helping you find your dream home , to learning about causes you
are passionate about- maybe it's youth literacy, or cancer research,
or ... The list can be endless - reach out to us- reach out to your
communities .

I spent last weekend at state Destination Imagination tournament - and
it was a blast - very inspring to see team work, and innovation in
play. Well worth taking the time to travel upstate and volunteer.
Maybe this weekend, a bit of giving back closer to home, as well as
quality family time and of course some awesome properties with our
great clients...

And your weekend ? Share with us- we'd love to know!

Til the next time- always at your service.

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Building service workers strike averted in NYC !

Local 32BJ and the realty advisory board report that a deal has been
reached. The union represents approximately 30,000 building service
workers -including doormen, porters, janitors and supers. The strike
would've started at 7am on Wednesday shift change.

Last strike was in early 90s. Sticking points included owner demands
that workers shoulder part of health care costs and pay raises.

Total pay increase of nearly 10 percent and no sig cuts to bennies in
this new four year contract.

I don't know about you but I will be glad to see familiar faces in the
morning !

'till the next time.

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Doorman strike looms in NYC....tick tock...

The negotiations between the Realty Advisory Board and local SEIU 32BJ have been ongoing for a few months. Building workers (doormen, maintenance, etc ) belong to this union. A few weeks ago the union authorized a strike, last week many buildings (including my own) made sure that residents were aware of the plan of action should a strike occur. Building workers I've encountered have been a mixed bag- those around during the last strike 20 or so years back ,see a familiar pattern.

I'd almost forgotten,briefly about the deadline- until I went to the garbage chute and found it locked !

Where are we now ? Just over an hour until the deadline. Odds of a strike- I don't know - I'd say more than 50/50.

Hopefully no one really wants to see a strike.- residents ,workers or the RAB....but... Its getting close.

*watching the sands thru the hour glass*

'til the next time . Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

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Private Sale !!! Loro Piana - Last 2 Days -Near Penn Station in Manhattan

Thought I'd share this with you all,in case you are interested in a fabulous private sale ! Worth a trip over to take a look (I hope to do so myself before Thursday !)-Enjoy !!! 

SOIFFER菱ASKIN Cordially invites you to a private sale of

Last 2 Days Prices Reduced On Select Merchandise Women's & Men's Exquisite Cashmere Knitwear, Outerwear, Accessories and Clothing Also available: Bolts of cashmere and wool fabrics for suits, jackets and outerwear Wednesday, April 21st and Thursday, April 22nd Wednesday: 9:00am to 6:30pm Thursday: 9:00am to 5:00pm Being held at: Soiffer Haskin 317 West 33rd Street, NYC (Just west of 8th Avenue) Credit Cards Only (American Express, Visa or MasterCard) All Sales Final. Strollers not allowed. No children under 12 will be admitted.

For more information, call (718) 747-1656, Monday through Friday: 9:00am to 5:00pm. Soiffer Haskin, 1133 Westchester Avenue, Suite N136, White Plains, NY 10604 www.soifferhaskin.com You are currently subscribed to our preferred email list. To unsubscribe please click on http://www.soifferhaskin.com/remove.

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Beautiful Monday morning in Manhattan

Another gorgeous spring morning. Busy day with lots of work including previewing some awesome properties for my clients today in and around east midtown this morning- here was my view as I made my way down 1st avenue - I spy Trump World Tower and 100 United Nations Plaza in the skyline ! 'til the next time.
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Approaching DI tournament weekend !!!! #idodi

SUPER busy week,lots of fabulous things going on in NYC real estate,offers being made and accepted,working on getting through to next phases of deals-lots of moving parts in ANY real estate deal,it is OUR job to make sure things go as smoothly as humanly possible-and yes sometimes it takes ALOT of greasing .Lots of time with clients and smack in the middle of that,fufilling my continuing education obligations ,which I must do before renewing my license.

Had a super fabulous day at continuing ed Wednesday,decided to do my hours at REBNY,it was a day filled with value,from the instructors as well as from fellow colleagues.This is still one of the reasons I prefer to sit in a class room versus doing it online-the things I can learn from other real estate professionals,far exceed sitting in front of my computer-plus there's the automatic bonding from enduring the class,and you usually make a new friend and hopefully down the line do some deals !

Also this week my fabulous Las Comadres de las Americas book club meets,and this month I get to lead the discussion on Rueben Martinez' "Habia una vez : Cuentos Tradicionales Latino Americanos" / Once Upon a Time Traditional Latin American Tales . After which I hope to make it over to the Lincoln Center Atrium to catch some of the live music for Target Free Thursdays !...and then quick packing,taking some "time off" to give back...and we're off to....(drum roll please !)

Binghamton...YES,that's what I said...so here is why -this weekend is the state tournament for Destination Imagination in NY-so some awesome kids from NYS (and PA) will be presenting their solutions and from there,teams will be advanced to go to the Global Finals for DI over Memorial Day weekend in TN. I'm pretty excited-this is my second year volunteering as a challenge appraiser-but THIS year I got chosen to go appraise at Globals,and I'm very excited about getting to see the kids present their solutions there,as well as see solutions from all around the country and world ! (and in the near immediate future,I'm really looking forward to having Spiedies !!!!! )

And...as many of you know,we're working on a website for the team,and I just saw the custom home page the great team at Agent Image has been working diligently on-and it is looking great !

Oh.and for those of you who are saying what in the heck is a spiedie : cubed meat,marinated overnight (or longer), grilled in a charcoal pit and served usually on an Italian sub roll or skewers with some fresh marinade over it. 

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Is this good #idodi gear ? Or should I go out and hunt a bit more ?

What do you think ? State tournament is this weekend,might have time to pick up something quirkier ( I've had this for years ,obviously never used !) :). Suggestions ? Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

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Someone asked me the other day,what have you been up to lately....

And this became a very fun conversation ! So much has been going on,its been like a whirlwind

For those of you who know me,you know I tended to avoid things like Facebook for many years.In fact-despite my geeky techie leanings,I avoided almost all of it until a few years ago.I came to Facebook because Scrabulous was shut down,and in return,I've reconnected with friends,family,former coworkers,classmates,even as far back as elementary school!

(and for those of you who are my friends on Facebook,this is a relatively rare instance of my blog appearing in your feeds-in general,feel free to a) subscribe b) click on the Posterous tab off of my personal profile or c) join my fan page and interact with me there or d) all of the above ...c'mon,its at least more interesting than a plethora of Farmville updates etc :),no ? )

So,for the last couple of months,I've been immersed in an intense re-engineering of my business.(very much reminds me of when I used to be engaged by business to come in and examine their process management and all sorts of -wait...I feel myself lapsing into uber geek talk again...)

I joined Twitter last summer,took me a while to get a hang of it-and connected with and learned from alot of industry peers,and colleagues.One of my major goals for 2010 became to bring who I am and how I do business online,-starting a blog,building a website (not just the profile page off of the brokerage). I love to connect and engage with people,always have :) seems pretty natural a progression to me.

If you're reading this on my blog-well,you see that in the last few weeks,I've started it,and I have hoped and aimed to bring you a blend of what it is like to live and work in NYC,specifically as a licensed real estate professional ! And for those of you who know me well,I've spent years answering your questions about what to do,where to go,and how I choose to enjoy life in NYC-so this blog thing isn't terribly far fetched ,now is it ? :) 

So,a major irony in all of this,is that as I've been immersed in this,my home brokerage is ALSO going through a process of rebranding and relaunching PLUS you know,that pesky thing called work being out there helping people achieve their goals in real estate (which in one noteable case last quarter even included physically helping a friend and client move ,and yes,this is why sometimes you may have noticed bags under my eyes of late)

 

But,a few quick progress notes :

• Yes,I am on Twitter,and I can be found @NikkiBeauchamp ,if you are so inclined.

• My fan page for my business is live at Nicole Beauchamp Team,Your NYC Real Estate Resource - feel free to join us there for updates and tips about real estate in our beloved Big Apple (for my friends and family reading-yes,as far as I'm concerned,once a New Yorker,always a New Yorker-no matter where you have moved to,and for those of you who are transplants,no matter where you came from too ).
• Yes,I am on Facebook: Nikki Beauchamp and if you'd like to connect there-send me a request (please include a note if the why,where or how won't be obvious to me) :) and let's do a little bonding 
• Have also launched a blog ,Your NYC Real Estate Resource (which if you're reading this directly from the site,you already know) - talking about two of my greatest pasions,life in NYC ,with all its wonders,music,art,dining and of course,real estate in NYC. 

• In the last year I have been quoted and published specifically about my thoughts on ereaders and netbooks (before the iPad was a reality),and was recently quoted in an Inman News article on Q1 2010 in Manhattan real estate (not bad,and its only April eh).

• As for the major piece of the puzzle,my website-we're finally at the staging stage.Many of you who have seen me recently (and when I say many I do mean many,I feel like I have been on a HELLO tour this last quarter) ,may have seen some of the design compositions along the way,and overheard what seems like endless talk about concepts,and have had me bounce ideas off of you-well,I'd LOVE your feedback yet again.We're still tweaking some elements,minor layout fine tuning-I am busy formatting and adapting content for the site-but at the end of the day you,your friends,your co-workers-YOU are my intended audience.I can try to the best of my ability to put myself in your shoes,but even my old software design leanings only take me but so far :).

So,if you'd like to help shape and refine along with me-let me know,and I'd LOVE your opinions,and comments-after all,many of you are some of the people who I have valued and appreciated most throughout my life !

Reach out and touch me,and help me to create something we can ALL look at and toast to !

Oh,and if you're reading this,and don't know me so well,reach out,lets connect-its never too late to get to know someone and build a foundation ! Let's connect and engage ,both online AND off !

Have a fabulous evening and a spectacular week !

 

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Live music on the UWS ! and FREE !!!!

Quickly going through my emails,just saw the posting for this week's Target Free Thursday peformance these take place every Thursday,at 830PM at the new David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center.If you haven't been GO ! Its an awesome space,its also where the Discount Ticket booth is located,

This weeks performance is Dende & Hahahaes - as spring slides into summer-go and listen to a blend of Afro Cuban and Brazilian rhythms.

Check out the link at the lincoln center website for more info : http://new.lincolncenter.org/live/index.php/atrium-dende-apr-15

 

Enjoy !

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Want to buy your dream apartment in NYC ? What are you waiting for ?! Go Forth and BUY !!!!

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Date night in New York City-what to do ?

We all get busy -but its important to remember to take time for what's important to you :) for me,its family and friends

As is the case with many urban relationships-we're both busy professionals but its important to us,to take time and enjoy each others company,and that of our friends. But this Saturday night-the weather was fabulous and it was just the two of us ! A night to catch up and just be us ....

We started out on the UES at Uptown Lounge (1576 Third Ave- between 88-89th streets) ,for a bit of happy hour and trying to decide where to go and what to do. Dinner ? Movie ? Music ?

Almost opted to stay local- I'm a huge fan of being able to walk home :) after an evening out,go see "Date Night" down the block at the Loews Orpheum on 86th,and dinner at Lili's Noodle Shop (on 85th) but thought let's head down to the LES and try our hand at catching some live music ! (Like the nights we had when we first met ...-which interestingly enough was on the LES listening to live music! )

M15 here we come ! Early enough to catch a limited,saving that long cross town walk...and drops us off right across from Rockwood Music Hall(on Allen ,just off Houston)- which was PACKED,so much so not even standing room for us to go in... Another plus about riding buses- being above ground and spotting places you want to go as you watch neighborhoods in Manhattan transition,each with their own unique flavor.

We decided to try and check out the Meatball Shop( on Stanton just off allen-go !)- which was super full (and I'm glad ,not just to see a new restaurant busy,but because two of the owners are fellow LaG aka FAME school alums !) . So we went to one of our favs- Pala Pizza (wonderful as always,super busy,even more so when we left) and popped over to Living Room for a bit,then a nice stroll thru the Bowery and then northbound to get home.

We love Pala Pizza- great food,super fresh,nice wine list and wonderful service. Good for two or even large groups (call and make a ressie if you want to come with a large group) - worth checking out AND making a trip for. Great for groups, they even have some great items for those who need gluten free choices !Oh and PS- try the specials of the day !

Great to see New Yorkers of all ages out enjoying the city and its offerings :)

So that was our night-what did you do on such a superb spring Saturday in the Big Apple ?

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Billy Joel Fan ? Like live music ? Check out Wade Preston at Sweet Caroline's tonight !

A few weeks ago,we went to hear our friend,Bob Malone play at the Iridium jazz club in Manhattan with his band-he is one of our favorite musicians,nice,super talented-alot of fun to listen to.And we happened to sit down at a table,next to Wade Preston ! Turns out,Kevin had actually seen Movin' Out-and remembered Wade. And Bob said Wade was fabulous,more so than he :) -I can't wait to find out! Hoping to make it to Wade's show tonight.....

Anyways-we had a fabulous time chatting with Wade-and he is playing in NYC tonight  !Here are some of the details :

• Sweet Caroline's (upstairs cabaret room) :322 West 45th Street . 212-977-3884. $15 in advance, $20 at the door. Two item minimum.Cover for dueling piano show downstairs waived afterwards.

Have a Fantastic Friday ! Whatever you decide to do !

Links/Musicians :

Sweet Carolines : sweetcarolinesnyc.com

Wade Preston : www.wadepreston.com

Bob Malone : www.bobmalone.com

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Home buyer tax credits and you -is that within the realm of possibility ? Time is running out !

I get asked about this alot lately-and these are the four quick talking points I give in my response,followed by "consult a tax advisor STAT" :)-thought I'd share with you !

The federal homebuyer tax credits have been in the news constantly-if you haven't heard about them,or just now are going "say what"-here are a few quick points to consider when wondering if you might possibly qualify-and then go talk to your tax advisor about these things for more detail-but knowing a few ABC's could save you time and effort !

• Purchase agreements must be signed between December 1,2009 and April 30,2010 .Buyers have until June 30th,2010 to close.
• There are two tax credits,the first time( first time defined as not having owned a home in the previous three years,the credit does not have to be repaid unless said home is sold or ceases to be a primary residence in three years) home buyer credit- upto $8,000.And the repeat/move-up credit,for buyers who have lived in their primary residence 5 years or more.
• $800,000 price limit on homes eligible for the credit
• Income limitations on eligibility : $125,000 for individuals; $225,000 for married couples

Lots of information out there,do your research,make your calls.If you were on the fence and possibly considering this...well...April is zooming by fast !

Again,this is purely informational.This is not a substitute for a consultation with a tax professional. If you think this might work for you,and you need a referral or more information-feel free to call us,we'd be glad to help.

 

...til the next time. Always at your service.

 

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Are you being heard by your agent?

Interesting day today.I spent part of my morning at a REBNY boot camp seminar,primarily intended for new agents (less than three years in the business)-but they don't turn away "old" agents either. What I find interesting about seminars is meeting (and perhaps reconnecting) with people I may have done deals with,but also hearing experiences. Sharing our experiences and knowledge should lead to improving our industry (and the public perception of our industry).

So yesterday,we had our monthly company meeting,today this boot camp seminar-where the focus was on getting the deal done.Basically in a nutshell,different deals,different people involved,different roles.You have to think creatively and sometimes outside of the box- you'd think this was a given,but its always good to learn-revisiting,sharing,educating each other. I enjoyed the seminar this morning,as is generally the case.

So,during the break...as I was putting a schmear on my bagel,someone says to me "None of this is relevant. I want to know how to get more buyers". I remarked,that very clearly at the start of the seminar it was stated that this was about getting the deals done.He said he wasn't listening....

I suggested,that maybe he should be listening,and that perhaps he wasn't listening to others-and maybe that's why he was having trouble finding new buyers.AND that listening during the course of the deal is crucial...so maybe its not so irrelevant after all,eh ?

So my question to you,if you are working,or have worked with an agent in the past-were they listening to you ? Did you feel they were acting in your best interests,truly on your behalf ? Curious to hear your opinions...

..To that end..keep your eye open for a blog post on what to look for when you're choosing a real estate professional work with....and then a seperate post about how WE work and why that's something you might want to consider.

As always,til the next time.Always at your service.

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A great spring morning in Midtown Manhattan

Here's my view from our office.....going up to mid 80s today !!! Hoping to sprint over to Bryant Park for lunch...but first,time for monthly company meeting !

Have a wonderful Wednesday !!! Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

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Spring is upon us ! Tips for a spring spruce up of your NYC apartment !

Spring rolls around and many of us decide to do some spring cleaning  ! Well,here are some spring spruce up tips ...freshen up your look-just for you OR especially if you're thinking to sell:

·     Great tips for cleaning up and freshening your look

o    Organize-declutter.

§  Yes,generally NYC apartments can be “small” and “cramped for space”-but a lot of that comes from overstuffing-like when you overstuff your luggage ! You don’t want a potential buyer to come through and feel “cramped”. Consider removing (either for good,or just temporarily to storage) furniture, keep a few key pieces.Consider new ways to place furniture to make a room more appealing.

 

o    Clean and organize closets and cabinets.

§  People want to see effective use of space,they want to picture how will THEY use the space. Buyers always check out the closet space-consider getting storage aids from places like the Container Store or IKEA

o    Repair and paint-

§  Have a leaky faucet ? Fix it . Squeaky door fix it !

§  Consider repainting. Consider painting with neutral colors (yes not everyone will LOVE that orange accent wall,um room.)

o    If you have broken appliances- fix or if possible replace them.

o    Clean windows- seems so “duh” ,but how can anyone see the view if what they see are smudges ! 

o    Address any possible olfactory issues (i.e. especially if you're a smoker, or own pets)

o    Fresh flowers ! Even if it’s just some roses from your corner deli !

If you'd like a consultation-we'd be glad to meet with you and give you some tips to declutter and stage your home for sale.Also,we offer to help you with a thorough market analysis, so that you can price your home well and sell in a timely manner.

Give us a call, we’re always at your service.

 

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