Nancy’s grandfather built custom homes on Philadelphia’s Main Line. Her husband develops them here. She came to real estate from the National Audubon Society and the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, and she still works the way a naturalist does: look closely, then decide what a place can become.
A bright corner of the Strada, a 34-unit boutique building from 2006 with a climate-controlled garage. The seller is offering a 2-1 rate buydown for qualified buyers.
Nancy walks a property as someone who has renovated and flipped one herself. She looks at what the structure allows, not only at how it’s staged.
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Prepare it properly
Sellers get a clear plan and the right people to carry it out, with Compass Concierge available to front the cost of eligible improvements until closing.
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Know the block
After more than 25 years here, she can tell you how one neighborhood differs from the next, and which details matter in each.
“I believe anyone looking to sell or buy real estate would be hard pressed to find a broker more honest, hard working and devoted to her clients’ best interest.”
