Anne George

REALTOR® ASSOCIATE at Prime Homes And Estates

  • Agent License: 1221636
  • Service Areas: Essex County, NJ, include Union, Hudson, Passaic, Morris, Bergen, and Middlesex

About Anne George

Anne George is a licensed agent since 2012, specializing in all areas of New Jersey. She is a dedicated and active agent, committed to providing exceptional service to both sellers and buyers. Anne ensures her clients are fully informed about every aspect of the transaction from day one through to closing. She has been a highly engaged and valuable member of Prime Homes and Estates.

Language: English, Malayalam, Hindi

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