ERA Justin Realty operates two state-of-the-art Rutherford offices at 118 Jackson Avenue and 57 Park Avenue. By office phone (201) 939-7500, (201) 438-0588 or (201) 438-SOLD.
JENNIFER DARBY METZGER OF ERA JUSTIN REALTY ATTENDS 2016 ERA® YOUNG LEADERS NETWORK
JENNIFER DARBY METZGER OF ERA JUSTIN REALTY ATTENDS 2016 ERA® YOUNG LEADERS NETWORK
ERA Justin Realty operates two state-of-the-art Rutherford offices at 118 Jackson Avenue and 57 Park Avenue. By office phone (201) 939-7500, (201) 438-0588 or (201) 438-SOLD.
ERA JUSTIN REALTY SHARES KNOWLEDGE ON TIMELY TOPICS
Realtor Karen Hagel Burski Joins ERA Justin Realty
ERA JUSTIN REALTY FIRST HALF 2016 LEADERSHIP CIRCLE ACHIEVERS
Karen Mastriano Enhances Justin Commercial – a Division of ERA Justin Realty Co.
ERA Justin Realty Reviews its REO Division Opportunities
SHARON ROBIE NEW AGENT AT ERA JUSTIN REALTY
“Striving to obtain complete customer satisfaction is a quality I have often been praised for and one that I continually pursue. These are words I’d lived by throughout my business life,” stated Sharon Robie of ERA Justin Realty.
Sharon has a long history in service industries pertaining to customer relations. Beginning in the travel business and opening her own business, she was the first in the area to start a honeymoon registry moving to a Tahitian tour specialist. The past travel economy dictated a change although she continues to accommodate her past customers. From her beginnings she has learned the importance of holding customers needs and desires foremost when providing them with professional assistance.
In addition to her post at ERA Justin Realty, she is a former President of the Wallington Family Football Organization, a current Council Woman in Wallington and has serves as a liaison to the Board of Education, the Board of Health and is familiar with rent leveling within her community. Sharon has been commended for her abilities to provide satisfying service in her relationships with the public.
Ron Darby, ERA Justin Realty Broker stated, “Sharon’s attributes parallel our business philosophy in that our buyers and sellers will benefit from her upbeat, friendly abilities to provide customer satisfaction. A Wallington resident for over 50 years, she resides with her husband William Robie and her son Billy who will be attending William Paterson University.”
In her free time, Sharon enjoys volunteering for local charitable events including Access For All, a committee to help the disabled within her community. She and her family loves summer free time at the Jersey shore.
She continued, “ERA Justin Realty is well known to be an outstanding and high volume model as a state-of-the-art real estate industry leader. To become one of the best, you learn from the best. After carefully interviewing with other real estate firms, I knew that Ron Darby and Jennifer Darby Metzger broker-owners were a perfect fit for my career at their firm. They made me feel at home and comfortable and offered me an opportunity I could not pass up.
ERA Justin Realty proudly received the prestigious ERA world-wide Commitment to Excellence Award for many years and selected from approximately 2,600 ERA real estate firms. All across the nation, the most sought award that can be achieved in business is the J.D. Power & Associates award. Only outstanding business entities are honored and receive it. ERA Real Estate was the recipient of Highest Satisfaction for First Time Home Buyers and Sellers Among Full Service Real Estate Firms. For these reasons ERA Justin Realty should be your buying and selling Realtor of choice.
For more information, and to speak with Sharon about real estate needs, consumers can reach her and the other ERA Justin professionals at either of their two Rutherford offices at 118 Jackson Avenue or 57 Park Avenue. By phone at (201) 939-7500, (201) 438-0588 or (201) 438-SOLD. Additional real estate information is also available at the firms 1000’s of homes websites at www.ERAJustin.com and www.ERAJustinRealty.com.
ERA JUSTIN REALTY’S JENNIFER DARBY METZGER AND RON DARBY OFFER RELOCATION TIPS FOR KIDS
Ages 6 to 12: Elementary age kids are usually most concerned with how the everyday routines of their lives are going to change. Showing them pictures, videos and magazines of their new home will help a lot, especially if you can find new places in advance for the things they like to do. If your child takes dance lessons, find and share information about the new dance studio she can go to. If he takes karate, or plays soccer or baseball . . . even if her favorite thing to do is the park or the pizza parlor, find these places in your new neighborhood and get brochures, pictures or videos.
Teenagers: Teenagers are most concerned with fitting in. They may react angrily to the move, even insist they’re not going. This is usually due to the total lack of control they have over everything important in their lives – friends, school and jobs – being disrupted. These children can be very worried about making new friends, and what will be different in the new school. They are curious about the clothing, hairstyles, bicycles, cars, etc. that kids in the new city will have. Pictures of all these things are very helpful, so if you take an orientation trip be sure to take many detailed photos/videos of the schools they will be attending.
Other tips for making the transition: 1) Give young children an entertaining travel kit for the move. 2) Give older children a diary for recording the trip and move. 3) Give children of all ages a special address book and stationery set for keeping up with old friends. 4) Take videos of the new home if the kids won’t get to see it before the move. Arrive well before the movers so kids can explore and become acquainted first. 5) Give children a chore to do, such as working on their room (younger), supervising little siblings (middle), and painting or arranging furniture (older kids). 6) Take a break with the family as soon as possible to explore the museums, sights and recreation in your new city. 7) Arrange a visit to new schools and a meeting with the teacher before the actual first day of attendance. 8) Encourage the children to bring new friends home.”