There is much to do in Burlington, Vermont. Below is a sample of the some of the events happening in Burlington this weekend...
Friday, February 10, 2012
Hopeless romantics surprise their sweethearts with well-loved literature. Proceeds go toward the replacement of the water-damaged children's collection. Friday, February 10, 10AM–5PM at Fletcher Free Library in Burlington. Free.
More than 1500 farmers, gardeners, homesteaders, educators and locavores gather for workshops, farmer-to-farmer discussions, keynote lectures, a seed swap and networking. Friday, February 10, 10AM–9PM at University of Vermont in Burlington. $45-60 per day.
Engineering companies connect directly with students in the same field in this gathering hosted by the UVM student chapter of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. North Lounge. Friday, February 10, 4PM at Billings Hall, UVM in Burlington. Free.
Rebecca Lay calls the steps to tunes by the Frost and Fire. Beginners session at 7:45 p.m. Friday, February 10, 8–11PM at Edmunds Middle School in Burlington. $8; free for kids under 12. Share the Love 2012: A Feel-Good FUNdraiser - Supporters of CarShare Vermont flaunt their affection for the nonprofit at a kissing booth, make-your-own-valentine station, silent auction and more. Deejayed tunes and food and drinks round out the affair. Friday, February 10, 7PM at Union Station in Burlington. $15-25.
Two 30-minute lessons in the rumba and nightclub two-step get things moving for an evening of dancing to love songs and ballads. $15 per person or per couple for the whole evening; $10 per person after 8 p.m. Buy this half-price special in advance through Seven Days DealTicket at deals.sevendaysvt.com. Friday, February 10, 7–10PM at Champlain Club in Burlington.
Burlington students lay eyes on awesome reads. Friday, February 10, 3–4:30PM at Hunt Middle School in Burlington. Free.
A housekeeper obsessively searches for a joke to define her parents' lives in Sarah Ruhl's play of healing and forgiveness, presented by Vermont Stage Company. Friday, February 10, 7:30PM at FlynnSpace in Burlington. $10-32.50.
The death of his father strains a man's relationship with his mother in Charlotte Jones' comedy about love, redemption and beekeeping, presented by Champlain Theatre. Friday, February 10, 8PM at Alumni Auditorium, Champlain College in Burlington. $10-20; free for Champlain College students.
Forget the tent. Raconteurs spin true tales about love and dating as though they were sitting around the bonfire. No notes allowed; listeners welcome. Friday, February 10, 7–9PM at Spark Arts in Burlington. $5 suggested donation.
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Hopeless romantics surprise their sweethearts with well-loved literature. Proceeds go toward the replacement of the water-damaged children's collection. Saturday, February 11, 2–5PM at Fletcher Free Library in Burlington. Free.
More than 1500 farmers, gardeners, homesteaders, educators and locavores gather for workshops, farmer-to-farmer discussions, keynote lectures, a seed swap and networking. Saturday, February 11, 8AM–10PM at University of Vermont in Burlington. $45-60 per day.
Local dancers take the floor at an informal sharing of in-progress pieces. Saturday, February 11, 7PM at Chase Dance Studio, Flynn Center in Burlington. $15 choreographer fee; donations accepted from observers.
A dessert spread meets entertainment by the Essex Junction High School Jazz Band and soprano Lindsey Soboleski and friends. Saturday, February 11, 7PM at First Baptist Church in Burlington. $10.
Weather permitting, kids and adults get some fresh air and exercise. Hot chocolate and art activities also provided. Saturday, February 11, 1–4PM at Schmanska Park in Burlington. Cost of rentals.
Little lovebirds in grades 5 and under make sweethearts swoon with sugary treats. Saturday, February 11, 9–11AM at Miller Community and Recreation Center in Burlington. $15.
Artsy kids sponge paint a glass vase suitable for gift giving. Saturday, February 11, 1–3PM at Creative Habitat in Burlington. $3.
Want to be tech savvy? Learn how to open software, use the mouse and keyboard, and more. Saturday, February 11, 10–11:30AM at Fletcher Free Library in Burlington. $3 suggested donation; preregister.
The executive director of the National Priorities Project looks at "The Dollars and Sense of War Spending," with regard to our national budget. Saturday, February 11, 4PM at Burlington City Hall Auditorium in Burlington. $5-15.
A housekeeper obsessively searches for a joke to define her parents' lives in Sarah Ruhl's play of healing and forgiveness, presented by Vermont Stage Company. Saturday, February 11: 2PM, 7:30PM at FlynnSpace in Burlington. $10-32.50.
The death of his father strains a man's relationship with his mother in Charlotte Jones' comedy about love, redemption and beekeeping, presented by Champlain Theatre. Saturday, February 11, 8PM at Alumni Auditorium, Champlain College in Burlington. $10-20; free for Champlain College students.
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Hopeless romantics surprise their sweethearts with well-loved literature. Proceeds go toward the replacement of the water-damaged children's collection. Sunday, February 12, 1–5PM at Fletcher Free Library in Burlington. Free.
More than 1500 farmers, gardeners, homesteaders, educators and locavores gather for workshops, farmer-to-farmer discussions, keynote lectures, a seed swap and networking. Sunday, February 12, 8AM–5PM at University of Vermont in Burlington. $45-60 per day.
Movers bring clean, soft-soled shoes and learn traditional circle or line dances. Partners not required. Sunday, February 12, 7:25–9:30PM at Ohavi Zedek Synagogue in Burlington. $2; free to first-timers.
Diners get a little taste of Paris as 10 percent of their bill benefits local nonprofit Mercy Connections. Sunday, February 12, 9AM–10PM at Leunig's Bistro & Café in Burlington. Cost of food and drink.
Triple-letter-square seekers spell out winning words. New players welcome. Sunday, February 12, 12:30–5PM at McClure MultiGenerational Center in Burlington. Free.
Dance fitness supports the African Empowerment Project's effort to drill a well in the village of Mnang'ole. Sunday, February 12, 11AM–1PM at IDX Student Life Center, Champlain College in Burlington. $20-50 donation.
Pediatrician Lewis First narrates a kid-friendly concert featuring Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf and Britten's The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra. Preconcert talk, 1:30 p.m.; concert, 2 p.m. Sunday, February 12, 1:30PM at UVM Recital Hall in Burlington. $5-15; free for kids under 3.
Farmers and environmental educators oversee two action-packed days of cooking, building, crafting, fire building and more for kids ages 6 to 12. Sunday, February 12, 8AM–5PM at Edmunds Elementary School in Burlington. $25 per day; $40 per two days; additional children receive $5 discount; preregister.
Novice and fluent French speakers brush up on their linguistics — en français. Sunday, February 12, 4–5:30PM at Fletcher Free Library in Burlington. Free.
Ladies of all ages and abilities break a sweat while passing around the spherical polyhedron. Sunday, February 12, 6–8PM at Miller Community and Recreation Center in Burlington. $3.
A housekeeper obsessively searches for a joke to define her parents' lives in Sarah Ruhl's play of healing and forgiveness, presented by Vermont Stage Company. Sunday, February 12, 2PM at FlynnSpace in Burlington. $10-32.50.
Writers give and receive feedback on their poetic expressions in a nonthreatening, nonacademic setting. Call for specific location. Sunday, February 12, 3PM at Private home in Burlington. Free.
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If you are considering listing your home for sale or buying a home or condominium in or near Burlington Vermont Real Estate or Chittenden County, please give me a call or email me to discuss the market, schools and your options. I would be delighted to assist you. I can be reached on my direct line at 802.238.5256 or email me at Chris@ChrisHurdVT.com
There is much to do in Burlington, Vermont. Below is a sample of the some of the events happening in Burlington this weekend...
Friday, January 27, 2012
Community members work with town planners, architects and engineers to formulate a collective vision for the future of downtown and the waterfront. Friday, January 27, 9–11AM at 1 Church Street in Burlington. Free.
Active Burlingtonians weigh in on the week's progress planning the future of downtown and the waterfront. Friday, January 27, 6:30–8:30PM at 1 Church Street in Burlington. Free.
Louise Brill and Larry Gordon organize people into choreographed patterns from around the world. No partner necessary. Friday, January 27, 7–9:30PM at North End Studio B in Burlington. $5.
Good Samaritans drop off nonperishable food items in the Davis Center atrium, Given/Rowell Brickyard, Waterman Building (at the College Street entrance), Patrick Gymnasium lobby and the Living/Learning Center's Fireplace Lounge. Friday, January 27, 9AM–5PM at University of Vermont in Burlington. Donations accepted.
Page turners chat about favorite works of lit. Friday, January 27, 3:15–4:15PM at Lyman C. Hunt Middle School in Burlington. Free.
A housekeeper obsessively searches for a joke to define her parents' lives in Sarah Ruhl's play of healing and forgiveness, presented by Vermont Stage Company. Friday, January 27, 7:30PM at FlynnSpace in Burlington. $10-32.50.
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Community members work with town planners, architects and engineers to formulate a collective vision for the future of downtown and the waterfront. Saturday, January 28, 9–11AM at 1 Church Street in Burlington. Free.
Vignettes dart between adult and children's perspectives in Joy Madden's work-in-progress piece. Local dancers Kelsey Wilson and Sarah Austin join in. Saturday, January 28, 7PM at Burlington Dances, Chace Mill in Burlington. $10-110 (choose your own price).
Me want honeycomb? Foodies sample the sweet stuff in its many forms in an edible education demo with Bill Mares and Scott Wilson of the Vermont Beekeepers Association and reps from Slow Food Vermont. Saturday, January 28, 12–4PM at Lake Champlain Chocolates in Burlington. Free.
The Hicks Foundation organizes women's wellness exams for the un- or underinsured. Services include pap tests, breast exams, heart health screenings, and HPV DNA tests and HPV vaccines where appropriate. Held at Planned Parenthoods in Burlington, Newport and Rutland. Saturday, January 28, 9AM–1PM at Various locations statewide. Free.
Weather permitting, kids and adults get some fresh air and exercise. Hot chocolate and art activities also provided. Saturday, January 28, 1–4PM at Schmanska Park in Burlington. Cost of rentals.
A housekeeper obsessively searches for a joke to define her parents' lives in Sarah Ruhl's play of healing and forgiveness, presented by Vermont Stage Company. Saturday, January 28: 2PM, 7:30PM at FlynnSpace in Burlington. $10-32.50.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Community members work with town planners, architects and engineers to formulate a collective vision for the future of downtown and the waterfront. Sunday, January 29, 9–11AM at 1 Church Street in Burlington. Free.
Movers bring clean, soft-soled shoes and learn traditional circle or line dances. Partners not required. Sunday, January 29, 7:25–9:30PM at Ohavi Zedek Synagogue in Burlington. $2; free to first-timers.
Vignettes dart between adult and children's perspectives in Joy Madden's work-in-progress piece. Local dancers Kelsey Wilson and Sarah Austin join in. Sunday, January 29, 4PM at Burlington Dances, Chace Mill in Burlington. $10-110 (choose your own price).
Director Gloria Greenfield introduces and discusses her documentary, an in-depth examination of anti-Jewish ideology, at its Vermont premiere. Sunday, January 29, 7PM at Davis Center, UVM in Burlington. Free.
On a tour of the store, shoppers create a custom template for keeping the kitchen stocked with affordable, nutritious eats. Sunday, January 29, 10–11AM at City Market in Burlington. Free.
Novice and fluent French speakers brush up on their linguistics — en français. Sunday, January 29, 4–5:30PM at Fletcher Free Library in Burlington. Free.
Huskies fans cheer on the team. The Vermont chapter of University of Connecticut alumni provides the food and first beverage. Sunday, January 29, 12PM at Buffalo Wild Wings in Burlington. Free; preregister.
Ladies of all ages and abilities break a sweat while passing around the spherical polyhedron. Sunday, January 29, 6–8PM at Miller Community and Recreation Center in Burlington. $3.
A housekeeper obsessively searches for a joke to define her parents' lives in Sarah Ruhl's play of healing and forgiveness, presented by Vermont Stage Company. Sunday, January 29, 2PM at FlynnSpace in Burlington. $10-32.50.
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If you are considering listing your home for sale or buying a home or condominium in or near Burlington Vermont Real Estate or Chittenden County, please give me a call or email me to discuss the market, schools and your options. I would be delighted to assist you. I can be reached on my direct line at 802.238.5256 or email me at Chris@ChrisHurdVT.com
There is much to do in Burlington, Vermont. Below is a sample of the some of the events happening in Burlington this weekend...
Friday, January 13, 2012
Chris Weiler calls the steps to tunes by the Contraindicators. Beginner's session at 7:45 p.m. Friday, January 13, 8–11PM at Edmunds Middle School in Burlington. $8; free for kids under 12.
Film buffs screen works by Arlen Austin, James Bellizia, Pilar Conde, Pablo Diserens, Joe Gaetani, Christy Gast, Francis Gomila, Thyra Heder, Heloise & the Savoir Faire, Abby Manock, Rob Swainson and Josh Tonsfeldt. Friday, January 13, 8–11:55PM at BCA Center in Burlington. Free; cash bar.
Page turners chat about favorite works of lit. Friday, January 13, 3:15–4:15PM at Lyman C. Hunt Middle School in Burlington. Free.
Arthur Miller's drama about the Salem Witch Trials, presented by First Light Theatre Company, serves as a metaphor for the McCarthyism of the 1950s. Friday, January 13, 7:30PM at South Burlington High School in South Burlington. $5-7.
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Treasure hunters give used goods another go. Saturday, January 14, 9AM–4PM at Odd Fellows Hall in Burlington. Free.
Exuberant movers celebrate their differences in a benefit for Puppets in Education. Featured guests include Paul Besaw, the Blue Moon Company, Big APE, Burlington Taiko and more. Saturday, January 14, 7PM at Black Box Theater, Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center in Burlington. $20-23.
Cheese monger Dave Lauber demystifies the world of artisanal cheeses — cave aged, washed rind and raw milk among them — and offers samples along the way. Saturday, January 14, 11AM–12PM at City Market in Burlington. Free; preregister.
In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, kids learn about the civil-rights activist and the history of African Americans through continuous screenings of this film. Saturday, January 14, 1–4PM at Fletcher Free Library in Burlington. Free.
Weather permitting, kids and adults get some fresh air and exercise. Hot chocolate and art activities also provided. Saturday, January 14, 1–4PM at Schmanska Park in Burlington. Cost of rentals.
Know what nam-myoho-renge-kyo means? Find out at this primer on the Eastern religion. Saturday, January 14, 1–2PM at Fletcher Free Library in Burlington. Free.
Arthur Miller's drama about the Salem Witch Trials, presented by First Light Theatre Company, serves as a metaphor for the McCarthyism of the 1950s. Saturday, January 14, 7:30PM at South Burlington High School in South Burlington. $5-7.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Movers bring clean, soft-soled shoes and learn traditional circle or line dances. Partners not required. Sunday, January 15, 7:25–9:30PM at Ohavi Zedek Synagogue in Burlington. $2; free to first-timers.
A paranormal investigation team reveals its findings on local supernatural spots — including the historic Allen house. Sunday, January 15, 2–4PM at Ethan Allen Homestead in Burlington. Free.
In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, kids learn about the civil-rights activist and the history of African Americans through continuous screenings of this film. Sunday, January 15, 1–4PM at Fletcher Free Library in Burlington. Free.
Novice and fluent French speakers brush up on their linguistics — en français. Sunday, January 15, 4–5:30PM at Fletcher Free Library in Burlington. Free.
Ladies of all ages and abilities break a sweat while passing around the spherical polyhedron. Sunday, January 15, 6–8PM at Miller Community and Recreation Center in Burlington. $3.
A young bride-to-be searches for her absentee dad only to find there are three possible candidates in this rollicking Broadway National Tour musical that threads together ABBA gems. Sunday, January 15: 2:30PM, 8PM at Flynn MainStage in Burlington. $27-82.
Forget the tent. Raconteurs spin five- to eight-minute-long tales about the service industry as though they were sitting around the bonfire. No notes allowed; listeners welcome. Sign up at 6:30 p.m. to speak. Sunday, January 15, 7–9PM at Spark Arts in Burlington. $5 suggested donation.
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If you are considering listing your home for sale or buying a home or condominium in or near Burlington Vermont Real Estate or Chittenden County, please give me a call or email me to discuss the market, schools and your options. I would be delighted to assist you. I can be reached on my direct line at 802.238.5256 or email me at Chris@ChrisHurdVT.com
The Vermont Department of Labor recently released its figures for the month of September 2011 which showed a drop of one tenth of 1 percent in the unemployment figures for our mighty little state. The rate decreased from 5.9% to 5.8%. Compare this statistic to the national figures which are currently reported at 9.1%.
If you are considering buying a home or condominium in or near Burlington Vermont, please utilize my website: Burlington Vermont Real Estate, give me a call on my direct line at 802.238.5256 or email me to discuss representing you, our current market conditions and your needs/wants in a new home and community. I would be delighted to assist you.
Armed with solid numbers, Vermont Real Estate buyers and sellers alike can manage their expectations and the current realities of our local Vermont market.
According to RealtyTrac, in the month of September Vermont had the lowest foreclosure rates of any state in the country. Our entire state had 17 foreclosures!! Chittenden County lead the way with 4 followed by Windham, Rutland and Franklin Counties with 3 each. There were new foreclosure filings for every 1 in every 18,485 housing units in Vermont in September. Compare that to Nevada 1 in every 118. Arizona had 1 in every 305. Florida had 1 in every 368 and New York had 4,202.
These numbers suggest Vermont was far from being entangled in the mortgage & foreclosure mess besieging many other states.
If you are considering buying a home or condominium in or near Burlington Vermont Real Estate, please give me a call on my direct line at 802.238.5256 or email me to discuss representing you, our current market conditions and your needs/wants in a new home and community. I would be delighted to assist you.
Armed with solid numbers, buyers and sellers alike can manage their expectations and the current realities of our local market.
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Arriving in Burlington in the winter of 1979 as a freshmen at UVM, despite record breaking cold that would have had others running south, I began a journey that has kept me here 28 years now. It's hard to believe how quickly time has passed. So many, many great memories. Two children. My maginificent son and daughter. I can't imagine raising them in a better place. I've just loved living here and my passion for this state has only grown over time.
Driving home from an out-of-state trip, I love seeing that "Welcome to Vermont" sign on the highway. Or, flying in by way of the Burlington International Airport, the best small airport on the planet, from a business trip or vacation adventure elicits the same response. "Welcome Home" and all the mortar in the joints of my Vermont foundation echoes through my mind and in my heart. Each time, I feel an abiding warmth and happiness returning to this special state.
Born just north of Chicago in a beautiful town called Lake Forest, we moved to Chicago and lived on the "Gold Coast" just steps away from the Oak Street Beach, Lake Michigan and Michigan Avenue. My love of baseball began amidst the brick and ivy of Wrigley Field watching the Cubbies.
Some years later, we moved east and settled in Redding Center, a small town without a stoplight to this day, in Fairfield County, CT.
I spent wonderful years in prep school in Concord, MA and at my college advisor's urging I applied and was accepted at the University of Vermont.
I've never left.
I've lived in Burlingon, South Burlington, Underhill Center, Jeffersonville and Charlotte. I love the outdoors. Cross country and downhill skiing, snowshoeing, winter and summer hiking, tennis, Lake Champlain, the Green's and the White's and the Adirondack Mountains are all so wonderfully close. Cycling. Full moons. Kayaking. Summer picnic's and outdoor music. Relaxing on my front porch looking out across the meadows towards Lake Champlain and the 'Dacks. Sledding down Mount Philo. The Flynn Theater and UVM hockey.
I'm a Sox fan now (still have a soft spot for those Cubbies) and love all the successes and fun they have brought into our lives.
I hope you can feel some part of what I feel after all these years. Vermont is a great place to live. It has been my very happy home.
28 years of experience living in the Burlington area uniquely qualifies me as your perfect partner to identify choice Vermont and Lake Champlain communities and properties of all kinds. I cover real estate located in northwest Vermont's Champlain Valley, Lake Champlain's waterfront properties and vacation home properties in the ski country of Stowe and the Mad River Valley too. Greater Burlington VT has received many Accolades and Awards for quality health care, schools, low crime, our revered environment and many additional factors which have contributed to our exceptional quality of life. The extraordinary beauty of Vermont's Green Mountains to the east and Lake Champlain with the backdrop of the Adirondack Mountains of New York to the west moves all of us. Burlington, Stowe, Middlebury, Montreal and Hanover NH are easily accessed for cultural, educational, great shopping and recreational pursuits of all kinds. Boston, New York, Chicago and Philadelphia are only short direct flights away. That's why so many decide to live here, raise their families and retire in and around Burlington, the Champlain Valley or rural Vermont. See Vermont Ranks First in National Health Report issued November 6th, 2007.
Serving:
Burlington, Charlotte, Colchester, Essex, Essex Junction, Ferrisburg, Grand Isle, Greensboro, Hinesburg, Jericho, Jericho Center, Lincoln, Middlebury, Milton, Monkton, North Hero, Richmond, Shelburne, S. Burlington, South Hero, Stowe,Underhill, Underhill Center, Vergennes, Waitsfield, Warren, Waterbury, Westford, Williston, Winooski VT Real Estate
Testimonials
There are many things I can say about the high quality of service I provide to my home seller and home buyer clients, but probably none would be as credible as testimonials from some of my clients themselves. Please read the following testimonials. I hope they lend perspective as to my experience and integrity, as well as make it clear how much I enjoy helping people with their real estate needs:
"Thank you for the wonderful job that you did for us! Your personnel attention to every detail was outstanding, you listened to what we wanted and you didn't waste our time. Being from out of state this was crucial. Buying at a distance can be stressful but your efficiency and professionalism made the process enjoyable. We both know that you were fully committed and determined in fulfilling our needs. We would like to thank you for all the energy and effort you put in assisting us with our purchase. It was a great comfort to have dealt with you in the purchase of our new home. We would highly recommend you to anyone looking for a new home."
Pat & Beth S. - Queens, N.Y
"As a buyers agent, Chris Hurd went above and beyond by looking at many houses with us over the course of several years. Chris's patience and hard work was commendable since he put in extensive hours on weekends and evenings viewing houses with our family. He quickly got savy to what we were looking for in a home and was always willing to show us a new property. I appreciated that Chris's selectivity, sensitivity, and keeping us on his radar screen for a long period of time. We finally found our dream home after almost five years of looking with Chris. The purchase was contingent upon selling our old home and Chris made this happen in record time. I highly recommend Chris to anyone looking to buy a home since he is such a smart, personable guy willing to work as long as it takes to find that dream home! Thanks Chris!"
Dunbar Oehmig - Burlington, VT
"As a listing agent, Chris was incredibly motivated, unbelievably helpful, and hugely successful. We received a full price offer at the first showing a day after our house was listed on the market. Chris did extensive research and consultation with other realtors to make sure our house sold at an optimal price as quickly as it could. This ensured that we were able to successfully purchase another house (contingent upon the sale of our house).
I cannot thank Chris enough for his patience, humor, and just plain hard work. Chris was willing to do anything to help us prepare our house for marketing and showing (including coming to the house and helping pick up toys). As the mother of two young children, I needed a realtor who could hold a baby and entertain a five year old while my husband and I completed purchase and sale agreements and closing paperwork. I would highly recommend Chris as not only a talented realtor and competent negotiator but as a friendly, warm, trustworthy person I was grateful to have as a guide through the process of selling our home."
Janet Kilburn - Burlington, VT
"My family fell in love with Vermont after having vacationed there several times and decided I wanted a second home there. I contacted Chris through his website, told him what I was looking for and where I wanted to be. I flew up the following weekend, and Chris had several properties lined up for us to look at including THE PERFECT HOUSE in Stowe. I made an offer that weekend, and we closed shortly thereafter. My family and I cherish our time there, and are so grateful to Chris because we'd not have found it without him."
Nancy Alexander - St. Petersburg, FL
"Thank you for everything you did. We had a great working relationship with you. The Closing Attorney, Mortgage Broker and Building Inspector- all three were top class and you should recommend them more often. You can use me as a recommendation anytime. It was a pleasure doing business with you."
Andy Rosenthal - Freeport, Maine
"Chris made a very professional impression instantly when I met him. I also really appreciated his caring demeanor and fun sense of humor. He genuinely seemed to be working for my best interest in finding the perfect property. He put in a lot of time doing research and showing me various properties. I would definitely recommend Chris Hurd to help you buy or sell your property."
Jennifer Johnson - Toronto
"I dare say that there could not be a better real estate broker for my money. Chris was the eyes, ears, mouth and legs for me as my buyer broker when my house was being built while I was still living in Washington, DC. He e-mailed pictures of the house as progress was being made, met regularly with the builder and even offered suggestions on how to make the final structure more pleasing to the eye and friendly to be lived in. In short, Chris was everything that a potential home buyer could want. By the way, he does all of this with professionalism and utmost respect for the customer."
Gary De Carolis - Washington, D.C.
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