When your thinking about selling a home, people tend to think about who they can list their home with to achieve the best results and then they think about how much its going to cost them and then they usually go with the agency that will not cost them the most but what they don’t realize is that not all Real Estate firms are created equal in Nutley. Listing your home at a lower commission with that mom and pop shop may cost you more in the long run. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage offers some of the best Exposure for your home that you want to sell in Nutley. We are not only strong locally but we are National and actually Global! we reach across the globe to bring you buyers, our marketing is Global as well, we have allot of clients re-locating around the globe that want to come into Nutley because of companies like ROCHE Pharmaceuticals and ITT, we dominate the Northern New Jersey area with our Online, Print, Radio & Television Presence and you wouldn’t just trust any Mom and Pop with your largest asset, YOUR HOME! So if your thinking about Selling your home in Nutley, NJ Make sure you call a “COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE” and benefit from all Coldwell Banker Offers!

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