Who Is Elaine Pruzon?

Elaine Pruzon, a long time resident of Short Hills, NJ, hails from Montreal Canada and brings to real estate a novel approach - one of creative thinking, skillful marketing, and most of all a compassionate and enthusiastic attitude. A graduate of McGill University, her talent lies in her insightful problem-solving ability and sound detail-oriented business philosophy. She has been named the #1 Sales Associate in Coldwell Banker's Short Hills Office from 1996-2005, as well as the #1 agent in Short Hills for 2000-2003. She has listed and sold more homes combined than any other agent in town. Elaine is a member of Coldwell Banker's International President's Premier and has earned the NJAR Million Dollar Club Gold Level Award from 1996-2001 and Platinum Level Award in 2002 -2005. Her commitment to excellence is unparalleled. If you have any real estate needs, simply call Elaine and pack your bags. She's a real PROfessional.

Why did I choose to work in the real estate field?

"My goal is to make the process of completing a real estate transaction a successful and pleasant one. Buying a home is the largest purchase most people will ever make, and I will help you to complete your transaction with ease, while saving you time and money. My greatest satisfaction comes from the many clients who found a place to call home as a direct result of my efforts.

Customers who work with me understand why working with a Realtor® can result in more money for sellers (due to effective negotiating skills), while buyers tend to find a home in a shorter period of time."

What is Elaine's business philosophy?

"Honesty and integrity are the most important values a Realtor should embrace, and they are among the many reasons my customers come back to me with repeat business. I treat everyone like family - I wouldn't sell anyone a home that I wouldn't sell to my own family."

Elaine's career history

Elaine has been in the real estate business for more than thirteen years, and has been the top Associate for buyer-controlled sales and total production in her office for the past eleven years.

Ms. Pruzon began her career with Schlott Realtors, in Short Hills, which later became part of Coldwell Banker New Jersey. Prior to entering the real estate profession, Elaine owned an advertising specialty company in North Caldwell, New Jersey.

Elaine currently lives in Short Hills with her husband and daughter.

What are the benefits of working with Elaine Pruzon?

When you work with Elaine Pruzon, you have the benefit of working with a true professional. She has access to the Coldwell Banker support system, which provides infrastructure ranging from email to web sites, to advertising and presentation materials. Sellers have the benefit of a Current Market Analysis, which lists the average prices comparable homes are selling for in their community, and this helps to determine a list price and help the seller get the most for their home.

Buyers have the benefit of working with an agent who can utilize the Multiple Listing Service, an online network service that features information about listings held by the majority of the real estate agencies throughout the Garden State.

Building communities is what Coldwell Banker is all about. Let Elaine show you how she can help you buy or sell a home with ease.

How do I get in touch with Elaine Pruzon?

Elaine Pruzon can be contacted at the Coldwell Banker Short Hills office, at 973-715-8555. The office is located at 518 Millburn Avenue.

You can also contact her via email.

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