News: Connecticut
Posted: May 5, 2011
Federico joins Weichert Realtors Regional Properties at their Orange office
Tony Federico has joined the real estate firm of Weichert Realtors Regional Properties at their Orange office, 185 Boston Post Rd.
A licensed real estate associate, Federico owned Trend Setters Furniture in Milford for over 25 years. As an expert in home staging and interior design, Federico embarked on a new career in real estate while utilizing his knowledge and strengths in interior design. To Federico, excellence in presentation and performance isn't a phrase, it's a standard.
"Real estate is very retail oriented," said Federico. "Each customer has an individual taste and budget. The key in real estate is to match suitable properties to the client." He is dedicated to bringing impeccable service and creative ideas to his buyers and sellers. His professionalism makes him a sought after real estate agent.
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