David J. Caracausa - REAL Trends America’s Best Real Estate Agents

David J. Caracausa Realtor and Trusted Real Estate Consultant with Coldwell Banker Preferred – Premier Properties Group in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania was named for the 4th year running one of America’s most productive real estate agents as a part of REAL Trends America’s Best Real Estate Agents, the newly issued ranking report produced by REAL Trends and sponsored by Zillow Group. David J. Caracausa continues his membership in this elite group of highly respected agents who have earned the honor of the “America’s Best Real Estate Agents,” and ranked 5th in the state of Pennsylvania.REAL Trends America’s Best Real Estate Agents ranks over 12,000 residential real estate professionals solely based on their excellence in real estate sales during calendar year 2015. All production numbers are independently verified by a third-party in order to ensure accuracy and report integrity. This group of highly successful real estate sales agents represents less than 1 percent of all real estate practitioners in the United States. To qualify for inclusion, an individual agent must have closed at least 50 transaction sides or $20 million in sales volume in 2015. All of which David exceeded to earn his position as 5th in the State.“The average residential real estate agent in the United States closed fewer than eight transactions in 2015 and had less than $1.5 million in sales,” says Steve Murray, publisher of REAL Trends’ America’s Best Real Estate Agents and president of REAL Trends. “To say that David J. Caracausa is an exceptional sales professional is an understatement. This level of sales activity is truly outstanding achievement and endorses that David J. Caracausa is beyond average and has built enormously successful businesses in an extremely competitive field.“I am once again pleased and honored to be recognized as one of the Country’s top residential real estate agents,” said David J. Caracausa. “I attribute much of my success to the support I receive from my staff of professions combined with the time and effort that we put into each client that we serve. “Our mission at is to provide the highest quality professional service to our clients. We pride ourselves in creating the perfect partnership by offering unparalleled customer service and objective advice to every client, in every step of the real estate transaction. Our core values of Dedication, Leadership, and Integrity empower us to be the marketplace benchmark for Excellence. Our steadfast commitment, cutting edge technology, marketing strategies, and reliable service ensure our clients will achieve their real estate goals. In today's increasingly complex environment of multifaceted demands, our goal is to provide our clients with the Competitive Edge to realize the American Dream of homeownership.”ABOUT REAL TRENDS REAL Trends is a Castle Pines, Colorado-based real estate publishing and consulting firm that offers a wide range of research and advisory services to the residential real estate industry. Recognized as the leading source of trends in the industry, REAL Trends also publishes the REAL Trends The Thousand, as advertised in The Wall Street Journal and the REAL Trends 500, which ranks the top brokerage firms in the United States.Zillow is a registered trademark of Zillow, Inc. Trulia is a registered trademark of Trulia, LLC. These marks are used with permission.View the press release here. Property Listings
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