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St. Martin Team Joins RE/MAX Prestige

 
By RE/MAX of New England - Last updated: Thursday, January 26, 2012
 

Gary St. Martin, a twenty five year veteran real estate agent doing business throughout the Merrimack Valley and Southern New Hampshire has joined RE/MAX Prestige.  The St. Martin Team, including Team Leader, Gary St, Martin, his partner, Colleen Murphy, as well as Eileen Barrett, Bette Galligan, and Angie Jordan sold more homes in the Westford market than any other agents in 2010 and 2011.  As well, they have significant market share in Chelmsford, Tyngsboro, Groton, Pepperell, and surrounding towns. What is interesting about Gary St. Martin’s move is that Gary originally brought the RE/MAX real estate system and name to Westford and Chelmsford twenty years ago.  He sold his business many years ago and joined DeWolfe  Real Estate which eventually sold to Coldwell Banker.  ”I’m proud to be back with RE/MAX.  I believed in this real estate system when I brought it here twenty years ago, and the brand is even stronger today,” said St. Martin.

Stacey Alcorn, co-owner of RE/MAX Prestige said “We are absolutely ecstatic to have Gary, Colleen, Eileen, Bette, and Angie with us at RE/MAX Prestige.  With this addition to our team, RE/MAX Prestige is on pace to earn number one market share in Westford in 2012.  More importantly though, the contribution that Gary and team bring to us is an expertise at building a business in a challenging market and a thirst to be the very best.  RE/MAX Prestige with 13 offices and more than 250 agents has been built on the foundation of great real estate agents sharing their knowledge with others so that everyone may be the best that they can be.”