CHICAGO, IL, December 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) Century 21 Affiliated Chicago is pleased to announce the merger with Century 21 Kmiecik Realtors located on the Southwest Section of Chicago. The company will operate under the name Century 21 Affiliated Chicago. With the addition of Kmiecik Realtors' two locations on Chicago's Southwest corridor, 7922 South Pulaski and 4355 S. Archer Avenue, Century 21 Affiliated Chicago (C21AC) will now have 7 locations in the Chicago area, as well as their more than 25 locations in Wisconsin.
Century 21 Affiliated is a full-service agency with over 32 years of history serving real estate clients in the Midwest. It is one of the top 8 Century 21 franchisees in the world, and with the Kmiecik merger, it will accelerate their climb to becoming Chicago's number 1 real estate firm.
"Kmiecik Realtors will be a welcomed partner to our organization. For 30 years, they have immersed themselves in the fibers of the Southwest Chicago and suburban communities. They have built longstanding relationships by delivering top notch service," said Tom Bretz, CEO of Century 21 Affiliated Chicago. "That kind of experience is priceless to our organization."
The Kmiecik group has been under tremendous leadership. John C. Kmiecik is an award-winning agent and former president of the Chicago and Illinois Association of Realtors. His exemplary performance and dedication to the industry will allow the C21AC team to provide unparalleled service to their clients and achieve substantial growth.
Century 21 Affiliated Chicago Increases Market Presence Through Merger With Century 21 Kmiecik Realtors
Century 21 Affiliated Chicago is pleased to announce the merger with Century 21 Kmiecik Realtors located on the Southwest Section of Chicago.
2012-12-08
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[Press-News.org] Century 21 Affiliated Chicago Increases Market Presence Through Merger With Century 21 Kmiecik RealtorsCentury 21 Affiliated Chicago is pleased to announce the merger with Century 21 Kmiecik Realtors located on the Southwest Section of Chicago.