Christina LoNigro-Lazrak part of RE/MAX Prestige Team- #1 in Massachusetts for transaction sides closed!

RE/MAX Prestige pulled ahead of every other real estate firm in Massachusetts making us the #1 Massachusetts  firm on the 2012 Real Trends 500  list for transaction sides closed pulling way ahead of competitors Century 21 Commonwealth at#249, Hammond Residential at #250,  ERA Key #380, Keller Williams Andover #394.  RE/MAX Prestige also beat out NH Based Prudential Verani ranked at #190 and Bean Group ranking at #325. 


Congratulations Stacey Alcorn, Andy Armata, and the RE/MAX Prestige Team !

Click here for Real Trends 500 by volume

The full Press release is here RE/MAX Prestige Highest Ranking Massachusetts Firm on Real Trends 500

Christina Lazrak RE/MAX Hall of Fame award.

The Lazrak DuRoss Group, with RE/MAX Prestige in Chelmsford, has recently been presented with the RE/MAX Hall of Fame Award, which honors successful agents who have earned more than $1 million in commissions during their careers with the company. In 2009, only 16 percent of all RE/MAX Affiliates earned this prestigious award.


Press Release

How to Successfully List and Sell your home in Boston

 See how Christina LoNigro can help you sell or buy your home with RE/MAX New England

Newsweek Interview With Christina LoNigro RE/MAX New England

Thriving in a Down Real Estate Market

It's one of the costs of doing business in what's emerging as the busiest niche in the real-estate industry. The current crisis on Wall Street began, at root, when too many Americans who'd stretched to buy a home began coming up short on mortgage payments. Now, even as the ripple effects have claimed some of Wall Street's oldest companies and threatened to cripple the financial system, foreclosures continue apace. According to RealtyTrac, U.S. banks now own a record 820,000 homes, up from 224,000 at the end of 2006. By the end of this year, says RealtyTrac senior vice president Rick Sharga, banks could own 1.2 million homes, which could constitute one third of U.S. homes for sale.

To sell them, banks turn to a special breed of real estate agent. "REO brokers" (it stands for "real-estate owned," and refers to foreclosed houses now owned by banks) rarely get to watch happy buyers carry spouses over the threshold

The Full Newsweek interview link with Christina Lonigro of RE/MAX New England is here

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