Boston Z Realty, a Back Bay real estate brokerage, hires real estate agents with the ability to speak many different languages in an effort to assist buyers, sellers, and renters of all nationalities and cultural backgrounds.
Boston, MA (PRWEB) February 26, 2014
Boston, a vibrant city with many different nationalities, is home to people that speak a number of different languages. To assist all clients in finding their perfect home in and around Boston, Boston Z Realty, a leading Boston real estate brokerage, now offers a number of bi-lingual and multi-lingual real estate agents. Home buyers, sellers, renters, and landlords in the Greater Boston Area now have the ability to choose an agent that speaks their native language.
“By hiring agents who speak a variety of different languages, we can now assist clients in situations in which we otherwise would have been prevented in the past,” stated Dillon Currier, President and Broker of Boston Z Realty.
Currier goes on to say, “Our real estate agents are truly unique. Not only do they have the ability to speak to clients in multiple languages, they can also connect with clients on a personal level with an understanding of their traditions and cultural nuances.”
Agents at Boston Z Realty speak English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Hebrew, and Arabic. With such a wide range of languages spoken, Boston Z Realty is in the unique position in the community as a hub serving most nationalities looking to buy, sell, or rent in the Greater Boston area.
Boston Z Realty was formed in 2012 by Dillon Currier and Wendy Heyman, and focuses primarily on residential home sales and rentals in Boston and the surrounding areas. Their motto, “Leaders with Integrity” is affirmed with their dedicated agents and staff and the superior service, quality, and ethics offered to their clients. For more information about Boston Z Realty, call (617) 262-2224, or visit them at http://www.BostonZRealty.com.
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