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More Than A Transaction. A Relationship Built To Last.

Realty Network Group is pleased to announce that Lori Guerin has joined its “team” of real estate professionals serving buyers and sellers throughout the Greater Scranton area.

Born and raised in Northeastern Pennsylvania, with roots in Scranton and Dickson City, Lori has spent her life building connections throughout the region and developing skills centered around communication and service. Now residing in Blakely with her family, she has a deep appreciation for the area’s neighborhoods, schools, local businesses, and strong sense of community. Real estate represents the natural intersection of her lifelong interests and experiences. She enters the profession after recently working alongside and learning from an experienced mentor. Through that hands-on experience, she gained valuable insight into helping homebuyers and sellers navigate one of life’s most significant decisions. Lori looks forward to putting that knowledge to work while helping others find their place and put down roots in the community she proudly calls home.

Lori’s professional background is both unique and well-rounded. She earned a degree in Baking & Pastry from the Culinary Institute of America and currently works as a paraprofessional in the emotional support classroom at Valley View High School. Though the culinary arts, education, and real estate may appear unrelated at first glance, each has helped shape her approach to working with people.

The culinary field taught her the importance of preparation, precision, and attention to detail. Her work in education has further strengthened her ability to listen, remain composed in challenging situations, and understand that every individual arrives with different needs, goals, and perspectives. Those experiences have given Lori an appreciation for the value of clear communication and thoughtful guidance — absolutely essential qualities in today’s real estate market.

“I’ve always been drawn to home design and decorating,” said Lori. “I enjoy walking into a house, seeing its possibilities, and imagining how a space can become someone’s home. Real estate gives me the opportunity to combine that interest with helping people find a place that truly fits their lifestyle and goals.”

That people-centered perspective played a significant role in her decision to join Realty Network Group.

“I wanted to be part of a company that views real estate as more than a transaction,” Lori explained. “Realty Network Group’s commitment to integrity and client relationships really stood out to me. Clients benefit when they can get answers to their pressing questions in real time — I believe that’s something that makes a difference in our industry. Other companies just don’t offer that type of support.”

As she establishes her business, Lori hopes to build lasting relationships throughout the communities she serves. Her focus is on creating an experience where clients feel informed and supported from the first conversation through the closing table and beyond. Whether working with buyers searching for the right home or sellers preparing for their next move, she believes everyone deserves an advocate who’s attentive to their specific circumstances and goals.

Outside of real estate, Lori enjoys spending time with her husband and their two children, including a recent Valley View graduate and a daughter preparing to begin high school. She can often be found tending to her garden, taking walks with the family dog, riding bikes with her daughter, or spending time with her nieces and extended family.

Please join us in welcoming Lori Guerin to Realty Network Group. We look forward to supporting her continued growth and are excited to see the positive impact she’ll make for clients and communities throughout our area!

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Lean On Her Commitment To Excellence

She’s a homeowner, she’s a lifelong Scranton resident and she’s Realty Network Group’s newest real estate professional, Maureen Langan. Her strong knowledge and deep experience of the area make her a compelling match for those looking to buy or sell real estate in the Greater Scranton area. “We’re thrilled to welcome Maureen to our family of REALTORS® at Realty Network Group,” professes Dianne Montana, the Managing Broker of the company. “Maureen’s a Scranton native with a deep love for the city and its surrounding communities. This will be an asset not only to her clients but also to what she brings to the table for our firm.” Furthermore, she has an intimate understanding of the city’s real estate market and its unique neighborhoods, which will continue to serve others seeking Scranton as a destination.

Maureen recently joined Realty Network Group with over two years experience in local real estate. “I have a passion for helping others,” asserts Maureen. “From start to finish, I want my clients to know I’m wholly committed to them and their needs. I’m dedicated to listening to their concerns, helping them be at ease and guiding them through either the homebuying or selling process.” Maureen’s goal is providing exceptional service to her clients. She works hard, boosting her clients’ confidence, alleviating some of the stress that often enters into the real estate transaction.

One of the biggest frustrations we hear occasionally from consumers in this industry is a lack of communication from real estate agents. Maureen believes open communication with buyers and sellers is paramount. She understands that her clients desire an agent they can count on, someone they can trust, who will be available to them in what could be one of the largest sales they’re ever involved in. Her insight into interpersonal communication, being an employee of the Scranton School District for over nineteen years, has provided her a solid foundation in being able to work well with others from various walks of life. It’s through this experience in dealing daily with co-workers, families and students where she’s exercised the virtues of patience, understanding, kindness and empathy. These are traits, which are important to consumers seeking assistance in real estate as well.

There’s a plethora of options for homebuyers or sellers to choose from in Northeastern Pennsylvania, so we asked Maureen why she chose our company? “I joined Realty Network Group for many reasons, but one stands out for me – support,” maintains Maureen. “The support they provide for their agents and clientele is unlike any available. From the very first time I walked through their door, I felt at home. I couldn’t be happier making the transition to Realty Network Group.” As a REALTOR®, she’s looking forward to spreading her wings, connecting buyers and sellers with brand.

Whether you’re looking to buy, sell, or invest in real estate, Maureen’s here to assist you with all your real estate needs. Give her a call today at 570-575-3947 or via email at mlangan@realtynetwork.net.

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Making Your Property Pop

Realty Network Group’s newest REALTOR®, Joe Walsh, is extremely goal-oriented and goal-driven. As a business owner of a landscaping company, he understands first-hand the desires of many homeowners locally. He’s had a knack for making properties pop – highlighting the exterior features of homes (maybe in your neighborhood), drafting recommendations to owners about how to enhance their properties and actively listening to his clients’ needs as they seek to operate within a certain budget. Of course, landscaping and real estate are more associated than most would care to admit.

We recently sat down with Joe to understand more about this connection as well as learning about what he brings to the table as he begins a new career path in real estate. “Landscaping is a lot like selling your real estate services,” remarks Joe. “I help owners discover what it takes to elevate their home’s appearance. How can we make it more appealing for every season? Likewise, in real estate, I’ll need to aid sellers in drawing buyers to their doorstep. How can we make the home pop and stand out to potential buyers?” His landscaping venture has helped him with his business side. He believes his reputation in real estate will flourish just as it has with running his landscaping business.

Joe knows that building a credible reputation marketing and selling homes for his clients will entail building connections and collaborating through both businesses. Joe is a highly motivated individual and our Realty Network Group family is excited to see what he can accomplish in the months and years ahead. Furthermore, he has an appreciation for the uniqueness of each home in Northeastern Pennsylvania (NEPA). “The diversity of homes in our region is fascinating to me. We have older homes with character, exquisite homes you won’t find anywhere else, newer construction… you name it! I’ve always had a great appreciation for much of the architecture in NEPA and I look forward to beginning this journey with buyers and sellers alike.”

Joe is a well-rounded individual. He loves to ski, golf and travel. He’s an avid mountaineer and hiker. He believes there’s endless possibilities out there and many things to see and do.

Joe exemplifies much of what we look for in a real estate professional: He’s knowledgeable about the area; he knows it well. He grew up in the Green Ridge section of Scranton and now resides in a lake house at Lake Spangenberg in Jefferson Township. Moreover, his landscaping enterprise has clientele throughout much of our region. Through his family and schooling, he’s learned the importance of treating others the way you would want to be treated, and that’s a motto he lives by, and it shows. He understands the value of hardwork and dedication to his clients’ needs. Finally, he brings a diverse skill set to the table. This will serve his clients well as they seek his services.

“Realty Network Group made me feel like I found a home base from the moment I sat down for the initial interview. The support I’ve received from Amy (Kiesinger Bohenek), Halle (Stevens) and others has me very excited to be part of the ‘team.’ The success I’ve witnessed from other agents, who started with this company in recent years has me motivated. It’s a tribute to their training and support staff.” Training is a key to becoming a successful real estate agent, but again, so are other intangibles. Joe possesses many great qualities, which should serve him and his clients well.

If you’re in search of an enthusiastic and determined professional to help you find your next home or sell your current one, contact Joe Walsh today at 970-787-5098 or via jwalsh@realtynetwork.net.

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Downtown Living In Northeastern Pennsylvania

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Downtown Living in Northeastern Pennsylvania

Downtown living is a different way of life, especially in Northeastern Pennsylvania (NEPA). Whether it’s Scranton or Wilkes-Barre, residents enjoy more amenities within reach and a different approach to everyday life than in many surrounding communities.

Downtown living provides options, not only for how people conduct their daily activities, but also for how they interact with their community.

Downtown living in NEPA is often viewed as the opposite of the more rural lifestyle many residents experience. Most of our school districts serve children from small towns and countryside communities. Heck, even some locals joke that driving into downtown Scranton is like entering “the big city.”

Yet many residents have relocated here from major metropolitan areas. To them, Scranton offers downtown living on a much smaller and more manageable scale.

Scranton’s History and Continued Revitalization

The Electric City, as Scranton is also known, was built on the shoulders of coal-mining families and has evolved into something of a regional legend.

On November 30, 1886, the first streetcar system powered entirely by electricity debuted in downtown Scranton. Neighborhoods that once centered around Irish, Italian, Polish, German, and Jewish communities have evolved into a cultural melting pot that continues to shape the city today.

You can see that influence throughout the local dining scene, from Thai Rak Thai to north-side favorites like Casa Bella and Ipanema Grille.

Today, there’s a new-found sense of hope for a rebirth movement in this city.

What Makes Downtown Living Successful?

The rebirth of a city plays a major role in downtown living done right.

Some of the key ingredients include:

  • Walkable neighborhoods
  • Mixed-use commercial development
  • Gathering spaces for recreation, education, and entertainment
  • A strong residential presence
  • Accessible and affordable parking

While these aren’t the only factors that help a downtown thrive, they should be on everyone’s radar.

We believe Scranton is building toward something spectacular. There is still work to be done, but economic revitalization efforts led by the city and organizations such as Scranton Tomorrow have made a significant impact. It’s difficult to overstate how important this volunteer-driven organization has been to transforming downtown Scranton in recent years.

Building a Walkable Downtown Community

Walkability is one of the foundations of successful downtown living.

Wide sidewalks, decorative streetscapes, green spaces, and efforts to reduce graffiti and litter all help create a more welcoming environment for pedestrians.

A mixed-use mindset regarding development is equally important. Residents want to feel connected to the larger community around them. They want convenient access to businesses, services, and gathering places while still feeling like they’re part of something bigger.

Community connection goes beyond shopping and dining. Events, breweries, performing arts centers, fairs, movie theaters, parks, and artisan markets all contribute to the kind of downtown living experience that attracts both residents and visitors.

People want downtown living to feel like their city’s family room, especially during evenings and weekends.

Downtown Living After COVID

Since COVID, many businesses throughout NEPA have adapted in creative ways.

Restaurants and pubs have expanded outdoor dining opportunities, converted underutilized spaces, and created semi-covered patios and gathering areas. Hotels, convention centers, and other businesses have also adjusted, but local restaurants have often led the way in reimagining how people experience downtown spaces.

These changes have helped create a more lively and flexible downtown environment for residents and visitors alike.

The Future of Downtown Living in Scranton

One encouraging trend for downtown living has been the decline in vacant commercial space.

When businesses lease additional space, expand operations, or invest in the downtown area, the entire community wins. Likewise, when developers focus on creating spaces that support a balanced lifestyle rather than serving a single purpose, downtown districts become more attractive places to live, work, and spend time.

In Scranton, Noteology is one example of a business that has continued investing in the downtown area and contributing to its growth.

Successful downtown living is ultimately about creating a shared experience for residents and visitors. When people create memories, build connections, and develop a sense of place, the foundation for a thriving downtown begins to take shape.

Successful downtowns don’t sprout up overnight. They take time, hard work, cooperation, vision, patience, and community support.

Creating a true live-work-play environment in Scranton, or anywhere, takes all of these elements working together.

* Image courtesy of Discover NEPA

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Forward-Thinking: The Key To Real Estate

Realty Network Group’s newest REALTOR®, Lisa Armetta, looks forward to the demands of today’s real estate market. Lisa has lived in Northeastern Pennsylvania her whole life. She understands the region, the culture, but most especially its inhabitants. “Our community is loaded with hidden treasures, including its people,” attests Lisa. “Locals need an advocate who will act (when need be) and guide them through the real estate search, transaction and beyond.”

With over thirty years experience in all facets of the restaurant and bar industry, Lisa understands firsthand how to treat clients well. Repeat business has always been extremely important to her! When customers come back, time and time again, it says something about your business: your product and your personal brand. Leaning upon her achievements in managing thriving area businesses, her focus now has shifted. Running a successful real estate business is her goal.

It’s important to work with professionals who understand how daunting the purchase of a home or business can be — it’s a large investment, to say the least. Lisa recognizes how vital it is for those involved to be comfortable with their purchase. Her wish is for her clients to not only see the property for what it is, but also be able to experience it for what it could be, its potential, a reflection of them.

“I chose Realty Network Group because it’s a small business, who’s very involved in our community,” asserts Lisa. “They have a wonderful reputation for supporting their agents and their clients. I’ve spent most of my career building small businesses, where people are family. I desired a company who was inline with that philosophy. My hope is to help prospective buyers find the right property to build their ‘family,’ even if it’s a business one, and help sellers find the right buyer.”

Being involved in real estate over the years, Lisa has a good understanding of potential setbacks for buyers and sellers. Forward-thinking is essential in this business. When Lisa sees opportunity for her and her clients, she acts. She’s an achiever, who will work tirelessly for her clients’ needs. She’s ready for the challenges that lie ahead in this market as well as the next one.

Seeking the services of a professional, but you’re hesitant because of a prior bad experience? If you’re thinking about making a move in 2021, call Lisa Armetta today at 570-840-1793 or via email at larmetta@realtynetwork.net.

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The Same Principles Apply

Realty Network Group’s newest REALTOR® is a native of the Scranton area and currently resides in Eynon. “I understand that where you live and who you represent are most important,” describes Michael Turlip. “These values have been instrumental in my life and continue to guide my endeavors.” Mike Turlip graduated from the University of Scranton in 2000 with a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice. From there he served in the U.S. Army for four years as a Military Policeman. In January of 2002, he was deployed to Afghanistan following the events that occurred on September 11, 2001. Upon returning, he completed an overseas tour in Europe, serving as a member of NATO at the Supreme Allied Headquarters in Belgium. His experience in the military has instilled in him what it means to sacrifice and serve others. In 2005, he was accepted to the Pennsylvania State Police Academy in Hershey, Pennsylvania. For the past sixteen years, Mike has continued to serve the public as a Pennsylvania State Trooper.

“My experience in public service has embodied the principles that we as Americans should strive for every opportunity we can,” emphasizes Mike. “I’m thankful for my experience and wish to utilize this drive, which has developed from my military background, in order to be successful. My success will translate to success for my clients and that’s my priority.” Mike understands how central buyers and sellers are to real estate in 2021. He grasps the connection between homeowners, investors and tenants far greater than most real estate professionals who are beginning to grow their business.

Mike has always had an affinity for real estate. Eight years ago, he purchased his first investment property. “I think real estate has always offered me a challenge that intrigues me,” asserts Mike. Whether it’s buying a fixer-upper and transforming it back to a neighborhood treasure or investing in rental properties that provide affordable, well-maintained housing to those in the community, the growth of his portfolio has meant more to him than sheer assets. Investing in our community is foremost, and coupled with his passion to serve others. As a real estate professional, Mike fully intends to provide his clients with knowledgeable service, based on his experience, while taking into consideration their real estate goals.

For the past two decades, Mike has served in some of the most prestigious organizations in the country. The principles conveyed through them, led him to Realty Network Group. This company takes pride in serving its clients well and adheres to the highest standards in the real estate community. Loyalty and service to those we represent coincide with his values as a veteran and a State Trooper. He looks forward to applying these same principles to assist and meet all of his clients’ real estate needs.

If you’re seeking the services of a real estate professional who is dedicated to finding your forever home or selling your current one, contact Michael Turlip today directly at 570-290-4421 or via email at mturlip@realtynetwork.net.

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NEPA Pizza Tour 2021

More than five years ago, we featured our top five pizza destinations in Northeastern Pennsylvania. And while much has changed since then, many of the same staples remain within our region. (Sauce, cheese and crust… It’s not that complicated, right?!) Actually, there are many styles and flavors of pizza in our area. If you don’t believe us, ask locals what their favorite pizza is and you’ll be amazed by the responses you’ll receive.

Northeastern Pennsylvania is home to some of the best pizza. Is there better pizza in America than what you’ll discover in the Pizza Capital of Pennsylvania? Absolutely (maybe New Haven, Connecticut?), but NEPA has a distinctly unique taste and variation to their pie (or trays as some may describe them) that you’d be hard-pressed to find anywhere else. Barstool Sports founder and notorious pizza aficionado, David Portnoy, even made the trip into NEPA last year to give his opinion on Old Forge style pizza in addition to some well-known pizza spots in Wilkes-Barre, Exeter and Scranton.

Tour some of our favorites, especially during Lent, and let us know which ones we missed.

NEPA Pizza Hotspots (in no particular order):

Pizza L’Oven – Exeter
Colarusso’s Coal Fire Pizza – Dickson City
Arcaro & Genell – Old Forge
Angelo’s Pizza – Wilkes-Barre
Pizza Perfect – Trucksville
Maroni’s Pizza – West Scranton
Sabatini’s Pizza – Exeter
Gerry’s Pizzeria – Wilkes-Barre
Cebula’s Pizza – Dupont
Senape’s Tavern – Hazleton
Andy’s Pizza – Peckville
A Little Pizza Heaven – Scranton
Shelley’s Pizza – Luzerne
Rosario’s – Clarks Summit
Mariano’s La Puccia – Exeter

Check out NEPA Pizza Review. They do a fantastic job of reviewing some of the best and new pizza our region has to offer.

Honorable mentions:

Cali’s Don Tomaso – Dunmore
Two Guys From Italy – Factoryville
Cusumano – Old Forge
Pizza By Pappas – Scranton
Duke’s Pizza – Dunmore
Colarusso’s Cafe – Clarks Summit
Brick Oven Pizzeria – Scranton
Calabria Pizza – Dunmore
Germana’s Pizzeria – Nicholson
Amadeo’s – Moosic
Mary Lou’s Pizza – Old Forge

 

[Updated June 10, 2022]

 

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Saint Roger Abbey Takes Its Mission To The Scranton Area

Saint Roger Abbey Brings Its Mission to South Scranton, PA

Baked goods can stimulate those wonderful memories from our past, reminding us of people, places and occasions we hold dear. Behind these delicious treats is the puppeteer, the one responsible for creating the experience or the memory. For the Religious Nuns and Friars of Saint Roger Abbey, the ones pulling the strings are looking to alleviate some of the pain of those in need. (More on those sweets later!)

A Mission That Began in France

This order of religious men and women (aka the Fraternité Notre-Dame) originated in 1977 in Fréchou, located in southwestern France, north of Lourdes. The order’s founder, Jean Marie Kozik, a Frenchman of Polish descent, was inspired by an apparition of the Virgin Mary. That inspiration propelled him to begin humanitarian efforts in France and beyond.

Though this traditionalist Catholic order continually pledges to help the most vulnerable throughout the world, including Paris, Chicago, New York City, San Francisco, and Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia. Charity travels, as the nuns and friars of Fraternité Notre-Dame have demonstrated over only a few decades.

Bringing Their Mission to South Scranton, PA

Recently, this young order has set its sights on Northeastern Pennsylvania, bringing its mission to South Scranton, PA in fewer than fifty years. It’s remarkable!

Their work has impacted the needy in various regions of our country. Their mission is carried out through soup kitchens, after-school programs, orphanages, schools, clinics and food nutrition services. They lift up the homeless, the suffering and families in need.

Supporting Their Mission Through Self-Sustaining Operations

How do they raise the funds for these works of charity?

The nuns and friars of Saint Roger Abbey are able to serve through the generosity of their benefactors as well as many self-sustaining operations, including breweries, wineries, gift shops and bakeries.

They have taken a vow of poverty, using their culinary talents and time to feed society’s outcasts. They do it with much more than just physical food. In the spirit of Saint Teresa of Ávila, they are the hands, feet and body of Christ in this world.

A New Home in South Scranton

They’ll be that in the Greater Scranton area too.

The Religious Nuns and Friars of Saint Roger Abbey closed on the multi-use commercial complex at 421 Hickory Street in Scranton, which they’ll use to support their charitable mission. The property sold for $650,000 through the efforts of nineteen-year veteran REALTOR®, Cheryl Gerrity of Realty Network Group.

“I am thrilled to see these architecturally magnificent buildings being brought back to life and used for their intended purpose,” asserts Mrs. Gerrity. “The residents and business owners of South Scranton will most certainly benefit from the activity the Fraternité Notre-Dame will bring to our area.”

Supporting a Mission That Extends Around the World

Across the world, Saint Roger Abbey supports its charitable mission through authentic French recipes made with the best organic ingredients available. Their bakeries feature everything from macarons and French madeleines (reminiscent of Italian ciambrelli orange cookies) to chocolate croissants, tartlets, Breton cakes and much more.

Those self-sustaining operations help fund the order’s humanitarian work, allowing the nuns and friars to continue serving people in need across the globe.

As Saint Roger Abbey begins its next chapter in South Scranton, PA, our community will have the opportunity to witness that mission firsthand. Realty Network Group is proud to have helped facilitate a project that will bring new life to a historic property while supporting our community in Northeastern Pennsylvania.

In France they say, merci à l’avance, which means “thanks in advance!”

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Our Award-Winning Website Strikes Again

Looking Back at the Scranton PA Real Estate Market in 2020

It’s hard to imagine the real estate terrain we found ourselves in during 2020, but looking back, it was a pivotal year for the Scranton PA real estate market. Many parts of the Northeast that had struggled before the pandemic began reporting record growth, including the largest increase in home sales since the end of 2006. Unlike many surrounding regions, Northeastern Pennsylvania entered the pandemic with a strong housing market already in place.

When the economy derailed in March, real estate activity entered stealth mode for more than two months. However, the market quickly regained momentum. Home sales increased, and home prices continued to rise. Though homes sold for 11.6% more in August compared to the previous year, year-to-date home prices experienced a more moderate 2.2% increase year over year.*

Challenges and Opportunities in Scranton PA Real Estate

The Scranton PA real estate market faced its share of challenges during 2020. Housing inventory remained low, more homes were going under contract than were being listed, and commercial space availability was beginning to increase. At the same time, lower-priced homes were in short supply, creating additional competition among buyers.

New construction offered some potential relief, but rising lumber costs added obstacles for builders. Many homeowners also chose to stay put in their current homes, further limiting available inventory. Despite these challenges, Northeastern Pennsylvania remained one of the nation’s most affordable housing markets, providing opportunities for first-time buyers.

Buying a Home in a Fast-Moving Market

Strong demand created a competitive (and frustrating) environment for homebuyers throughout the region. Properties often sold quickly, making it difficult for buyers who relied solely on print advertising or delayed their searches. Staying informed about new listings and working closely with a knowledgeable real estate professional became increasingly important.

For buyers navigating the Scranton PA real estate market, access to accurate, up-to-date listing information was often the difference between finding the right property and missing an opportunity.

Scranton PA Real Estate Listings and Local Expertise

Where buyers searched online also mattered. In 2020, Realty Network Group was awarded the Best Real Estate Website in Northeastern Pennsylvania for the third year in a row by local newspaper readers.

Our award-winning website provides access to Scranton PA real estate listings and homes for sale throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania, helping buyers explore available properties, research communities, and stay informed about local market trends. Combined with the guidance of our experienced REALTORS®, these tools helped clients make confident real estate decisions during one of the most unique housing markets in recent history.

* Greater Scranton Board of REALTORS® stats

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Providing The Best Service Available

Realty Network Group continues to build a brand predicated on experience and reputation as evidenced by its newest edition to its family, Cheryl Gerrity. Cheryl has lived in Northeastern Pennsylvania her whole life, born in Scranton and spending the last three decades residing in the Abingtons. She has bachelor’s degrees in Computer Science and Business Administration, working seventeen years in corporate America prior to attaining her real estate license.

Cheryl not only has an affinity for NEPA architecture and design, but she’s also equipped with a drive for providing top-notch service to her clients. “This area has so many architectural wonders that can’t easily be duplicated today,” acknowledges Cheryl. “The homes, the region, the heritage – there’s so much to love here. It’s wonderful to connect families to the gorgeous composition present in some of these properties through the buying and selling process.”

She attends to both buyers and sellers on a regular basis, but she’s energized by her ability to offer sellers the best service available. “Realty Network Group has our area’s best all-inclusive marketing campaign, utilizing social media platforms to outdoor advertising to print media to professional photography, video and more,” contends Cheryl. “This enables me to provide outstanding service and marketing to my sellers. They won’t find this anywhere else! Furthermore, I’m excited about being part of a company that’s centrally-located, with seasoned professionals operating with integrity and a stellar reputation.”

Selling real estate is financially intensive. You need a person with expertise to handle the transaction and take care of all the minutiae – there’s so much at stake. She has experience, which has helped her thrive in this business. “Cheryl brings over eighteen years of real estate experience to our firm,” emphasizes Dianne Montana, the Principal Broker of Realty Network Group. “She’s well organized and always prepared, which serves her clients well. She has a skill for organizing ideas into plans and understands the concerns of consumers, often under the stress of moving from one place to another.”

If you need a real estate professional to help you to realize the possibilities of selling your home or purchasing one, contact Cheryl Gerrity today at cgerrity@realtynetwork.net or 570.947.7967 (cell). Her first concern – a real estate win for you!

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