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Comment on Limited Edition Raymond Weil Watch and Accessories by Tonia Barron

Tonia Barron — Thu, 27 May 2010 11:00:48 +0000

If only I had a penny for each time I came to http://www.rublogg.com! Amazing article.

Comment on Prudential Rubloff Heads to Orlando for the ERC Conference by Edith Karoline Jasser

Edith Karoline Jasser — Tue, 18 May 2010 21:01:28 +0000

I cannot wait for Kate Santo to return from Orlando with new ideas and encouragement. My personal experiences with relocating couples is a truly wonderful and satisfying one…. connecting with a buyer out of Japan moving to the Northern Suburbs, coming into town for Friday Saturday and Sunday only for the husband to have to leave on Monday, with the intend to have bought a home during those days…. and
yes we did so, we viewed a dozen homes the first day, reviewed a few of them and added a few new ones the next day, then we sat down in the car and wrote three offers on three different properties, with a priority of 1 2 and 3, presenting the first offer
and negotiating in the car on the way back to their hotel and yes success is wonderful, the contract came together before the husband had to return to Japan ….. Just being ready and willing to expand the horizon of the relocating clients, to move into different areas or suburbs to find them what they are looking for and what they can afford makes the job so much more enjoyable….

So Kate bring back lots and lots of relo connections and relo clients!!!

Edith

Comment on Prudential Rubloff Glenview Grand Opening by Edith Karoline Jasser

Edith Karoline Jasser — Tue, 18 May 2010 20:52:15 +0000

I have known Geri for a long long time now, over 12 years and I can attest to her excitement and strong commitment to the real estate business. She is true supporter not only for each individual Realtor in her office but to the profession itself.

Her commitment and conviction so similar to my own that the client, whether buyer or seller or investor always should come first, i.e their interests and their needs and she is a constant reminder that we all need to be true to that particular goal in everything we do.

She is the BEST and we just know the new Glenview office will be a success story under her guidance.
Good Luck to you Geri!
Edith

Comment on A Cottage in the City! by Edith Karoline Jasser

Edith Karoline Jasser — Tue, 18 May 2010 20:44:07 +0000

The Sauganash neighborhood is truly a very special area and many of my buyer clients looking and considering the N and NW suburbs, close to the city, are always throwing Sauganash into the mix. They like the neighborhood feeling and the variety of different home styles so very much.
Sauganash (c. 1780 – September 28, 1841), a.k.a. Chief Sauganash or Billy Caldwell, was a Potawatomi leader, born of a Mohawk mother. His father was William Caldwell, an Irish immigrant and British soldier. Sauganash fought in the War of 1812 as a captain of Indian forces aligned with the British.

He settled near Chicago in about 1820. As part of an 1830 treaty he was given a land tract of about 1,600 acres north of Chicago, where he lived. Sauganash later was made a Justice of the Peace. Sauganash was a local celebrity frequently seen at hotels and restaurants, especially a hotel owned by his half brother. Sauganash eventually sold the land and moved to Iowa. Most of the Sauganash land eventually was annexed by the city of Chicago in 1889. In the Potawatomi language, the name “Sauganash” is said to mean “Englishman.”
The Sauganash neighborhood is located on the northwest side of Chicago and is bordered by Devon (N), Bryn Mawr (S), and Cicero (W). The Eastern boundary was an unused railroad spur. Recently, the City of Chicago converted the railroad spur into a bicycle trail.
Anyone looking to explore available homes in the Sauganash neighborhood feel free to give me a call or
e-mail me anytime.

Comment on From the Pages of a Magazine by Sam

Sam — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 00:03:58 +0000

Sometimes it is difficult to imagine that inside some of these homes that are 100+ years old, there lies such a beautiful, luxurious living area.

Comment on Globalization On Your Doorstep by Jeff O'Leary

Jeff O'Leary — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 23:59:23 +0000

Great article for pointing out the effects of global investment on the real estate market. The same can be said in any major city where the property values are high, they will always attract foreign investment.

Comment on THE NEW RUBLOFF.COM LAUNCHES MONDAY! by JUST Floorplans

JUST Floorplans — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 19:57:23 +0000

Rubloff has always been ahead of the competition when it comes to web-content and easy of navigation. Congrats on the merger and launch of the new Rubloff.com

Comment on THE NEW RUBLOFF.COM LAUNCHES MONDAY! by Mitch

Mitch — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 11:11:03 +0000

Good luck on this new site. Happy Holidays. Hoping for a brighter real estate world in the coming year.

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Comment on 1 City – 9,632 Lifestyles by Mary Benedetto

Mary Benedetto — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 01:39:57 +0000

What a great way to become familiar with different neighborhoods in this great city. Each one is very diverse and has something special to offer.I hope you will make it further south to my neighborhood in Chinatown! Keep up the good information on all parts of the city!
Mary Benedetto