BestAgents.us proudly announces the recipients of its Top Real Estate Professionals for 2023.
Jul 13, 2023
New York City, New York Jul 13, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - This prestigious award recognizes those who have a deep understanding of the local market and the current trends while maintaining outstanding client service in every transaction.
From understanding the best opportunities that exist in the market to negotiating advantageous terms, there are many advantages to working with an experienced and reputable real estate expert. Most importantly, these agents understand that their client's needs come above all else and therefore, they invest their time in getting to know their clients' individual targets and objectives to help them create a plan to reach them. Listed below are several of the latest agents that have demonstrated a commitment to providing the highest level of service.
Michael Fornaro, Realtor, Coldwell Banker Realty, Luxe Design Associates, Naples, Florida
Marsha Watson, Realtor, Keller Williams Realty, Inc., Garner, North Carolina
Jessica Greenawald, Realtor, Percheron LLC, McKeesport, Pennsylvania
Kelly Fischer, Realty, Realty One Group Signature, Utah
Andrew Castillon, Realtor, The Lincoln Advisory Group at Compass, Chicago, Illinois
Joseph Bajorski, Realtor, Commercial Services Realty, Connecticut
Olivia Suplemento, Realtor, Realty ONE Group West - Huntington Beach, California
Kim O'Neill, Realty, O'Neill Group, California
Candice Signa, Realtor, Los Olivos Real Estate Company, Santa Barbara, California
Lori Altmeyer, Realtor, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices The Preferred Realty, Pennsylvania
Best Agents recognizes the top real estate professionals across the nation to help buyers, sellers, and investors match with the most qualified agents in their area. Best Agent's comprehensive database of real estate professionals features agents by local expertise, verified licenses, transaction history, and specializations to make sure that consumers are provided with the highest level of knowledge, seamless end-to-end service, and transparency in the buying and selling process.
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