News: Connecticut
Posted: May 17, 2024
Fenlon rejoins Pearce North Haven-Wallingford
North Haven, CT According to Nanette Pastore, president of Pearce Real Estate, Kim Marie Fenlon has rejoined Pearce Real Estate Co. Inc. She will be serving as a residential sales associate in the company’s North Haven/Wallingford Regional Office.
“We are delighted to welcome Kim back to the real estate world as a Pearce Pro. Her extensive 25+ years of experience and expertise in the Greater New Haven market are highly valuable to us and the local community,” said Pastore.
Fenlon, who has a passion for refurbishing older homes and interior design, resides in Hamden with her husband Steve and son, Domenic.
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