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For most relocation buyers, yes — particularly at the luxury price points where the decision involves a significant lifestyle commitment. A focused visit of two to three days, organized around neighborhoods rather than individual listings, tells you far more about where you want to live than any amount of virtual research.
For most relocation buyers, yes — particularly at the luxury price points where the decision involves a significant lifestyle commitment. A focused visit of two to three days, organized around neighborhoods rather than individual listings, tells you far more about where you want to live than any amount of virtual research. I help relocation buyers structure those visits so the time is well spent.
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