Company's Impact Based On MLS Statistics Compiled By The Chattanooga Association Of Realtors
CHATTANOOGA, TN., Crye-Leike, REALTORS is proud to announce that based on the number of Closed Transactions and/or Sales Volume in 2007, the company out-sold all other competing Real Estate firms in the Greater Chattanooga real estate Region.
On the basis of MLS statistics compiled by the Chattanooga Association of Realtors (CAR), January 1, 2007 through December 31, 2007, in Greater Chattanooga Crye-Leike achieved sales of more than $450-million.
"Given the direction the housing market has taken, we're extremely pleased with the year end numbers," said Harold Crye, Co-Founder and CEO. "Going into the New Year we encourage buyers and sellers to trust the market leader when the market gets tricky, and hopefully we'll see a rebound here in Greater Chattanooga in 2008."
Sales Statistics for Specific Chattanooga Communities
Within the Greater Chattanooga Region in 2007, Crye-Leike, REALTORS saw in many of its communities, pockets of great success, increasing sales and dominance over competitors.
2008 represents Crye-Leike, REALTORS 10th year anniversary in the Greater Chattanooga Region and company wide, Crye-Leike is projecting a sales volume for the year to meet or exceed $6-Billion.
"We have some of the best associates in the business representing us across the region," said Crye. "Based on their level of dedication and service, I anticipate another great year in 2008."
If you are moving to the area and looking for Chattanooga homes for sale, check with Crye-Leike. If you are a Chattanooga Realtor and looking for a great place to work... check out the benefits of a career in real estate with Crye-Leike.
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Crye-Leike seems to be growing by the day. A year ago I had never heard the name and now I hear it every day.