A “homefinder” feature helps point out daily open houses. The agency boasts an interactive website where interested buyers can browse properties broken down by geographical area. The top producers achieve between $2.5 and $8.2 million, they say. The company expanded into Lackawanna County in 2013 when it opened the doors to a Clarks Summit office.Īccording to Lewith and Freeman, their Realtors comprise the highest percentage of real estate professionals exceeding $1 million in sales volume in the area.

More than 100 Realtors serve customers from offices in Kingston, Shavertown, Mountain Top, Wilkes-Barre and Hazle Township. “We garner great pride in knowing a job well done means individuals, families or companies achieve their dream of home ownership or business advancement.” “Our Realtors value the opportunity to assist the residences and business owners of NEPA with their home and commercial real estate needs,” she said. Rose is privileged, she said, to work alongside industry professionals that serve the buyers and sellers in the region. Virginia Rose, president of the firm since 2007, said the sales and service teams were elated to learn they’d been named the best real estate agency in the Times Leader’s annual Readers’ Choice Awards for a second straight year. The firm has since ballooned into the largest real estate company in Luzerne County, with a half dozen offices and nearly $200 million in transactions each year, according to the agency. Headquartered in Kingston, the nearly century-old real estate agency has a local footprint that dates back to 1921, when it was founded by Edward L. With an extensive track record for linking the right person with the perfect home, Lewith and Freeman is no stranger to accolades. Tired of ads? Subscribers enjoy a distraction-free reading experience.

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