Feb 17, 2021
RALEIGH, N.C. - Feb. 17, 2021 - PRLog -- DeRonja Real Estate (DRE), a boutique full-service residential real estate firm serving the Triangle area, has hired Cynthia Parker as a Broker. With over 17 years of residential real estate experience, Cynthia is an undisputed real estate expert with strong ties in the community. Originally from Augusta, Georgia, Cynthia moved to the Triangle in 1986. Having honed her skills as a Quality and Project Manager, Cynthia is known for her keen attention to detail and tenacious client representation. Her loyal clients rave about her ability to negotiate effectively with the highest integrity while helping them achieve their goals.
"Cynthia epitomizes what DRE strives to be," says Frank DeRonja, owner and principal of DeRonja Real Estate. "We are a firm that values our relationships, takes great care of our clients and are passionate about delivering excellent customer service. Cynthia's incredible reputation and expansive base of repeat clients says it all. We feel truly fortunate that she has joined our company."
To learn more about Cynthia, read her professional biography at www.DREfirm.com/about/cynthia-parker. If you are buying or selling real estate in the Triangle, contact DRE at (919) 443-3123, or visit the company's website at www.DREfirm.com.
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