Gainesville, FL (PRWEB) June 18, 2006 -- Focus Real Estate Group announced today the opening of their new offices in Gainesville Fl.
The new firm specializes in condominium sales for the University of Florida students, and in its first year it projects to sell over 100 condos being developed near the university.
"Our company works as a team. When you hire one of us you get the efforts of entire firm behind you." said Mrs. Melanie Ladenheim, a partner in the new firm. "We have professional support at all levels from lenders to surveyors, appraisers and attorneys, home inspectors and contractors to work in our clients best interest and protect and maximize their investment."
Focus Real Estate Group has caught the attention of the industry. Their team is already composed of some of the most talented people in the business.
"We are so proud of all the people who are a part of our firm. They are all very talented.", said Melanie with a big smile. And she should know: besides being a very accomplished broker, Melanie graduated with a B.A. in Psychology with an emphasis on counseling and therapy and minored in Speech Pathology and Communication Disorders.
"All of us are always willing to go the extra mile for our customers", said Todd Shealy. the other partner in the firm. "We keep up to date in the current market trends, and we have excellent contacts in the industry. Our network is very strong in all areas, so we can follow up in any direction to satisfy our customers." Todd has lived in the Gainesville area since 1982, so he knows everything there is to know about fulfilling the needs of students at the University of Florida.
Photos and more information available on request http://www.focus-realestategroup.com/
Focus Real Estate Group, Inc
4631 NW 53rd Avenue, Suite 105
Gainesville, FL 32606 Office: (352) 373-3123 Fax: (352) 373-7124
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