"Excellent service with high standards and professional attitude. From the very first moment I felt confident that he will manage the sale successfully. Indeed, it was after the second appointment that I’ve got the offer and accepted. The process was …
Andreas
"Brett Rosenthal did a great job. Very professional and knowledgeable. He responds to emails and text immediately. He also got me well over my asking price. I would definitely recommend"
Brian
"Brett is a really great agent. Him and his team can be a perfect match to help anyone find a home, and they prove it time and again. You have come to the right place!"
DJ
"In this wild seller's market and as a very experienced home owner with many purchases and sales in my life, I decided to take advantage of the new breed of realtors when I was selling my Philadelphia home. I contacted Brett Rosenthal and my experienc…
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Spring always gives sellers an edge.
But data shows there’s a short window when that advantage really peaks – and it’s usually the last two weeks of May.
While it can vary by market, that's when buyer demand is at its strongest and competition pushes prices higher.
In some cases, that timing alone can mean a seller …
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Growing up in Philly = stories from the Broad Street Bullies era just hit different. I still hear the stories from many of my real estate clients and they amaze me.
Real ones know 😤
Drop your favorite Philadelphia Flyers story below 👇#broadstreetbullies #flyers #phillyliving
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If you’re currently asking yourself: can I stay in this house long-term, or does it make more sense to move? Here’s what I'd tell you.
While aging in place can be a great option, over time it usually means making updates so your home continues to work for you.
Some of those changes are simple. Others can be more of a…
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Mortgage rates have been a little volatile lately. And if that’s made you hesitate, you’re not alone.
But here’s the part most people aren’t talking about:
Even now, rates are still lower than they were during the last 3 Spring seasons.
So, while things may feel a bit uncertain, the opportunity to buy hasn’t disappe…
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The last time I saw a 4 dollar smoothie in Philly, Michael Jackson was singing this song #phillyliving #michaeljackson #phillyrealtor
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Online searches for down payment information recently hit an all-time high. That shows a lot of buyers aren’t sure what’s actually required, and they’re looking for answers.
Unfortunately, many still think they have to put 20% down.
But the data says something very different is happening.
The typical first-time b…
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If your from Philly or came to visit where would you shoot content to post on Instagram? #phillyliving #phillypodcast #phillyinfluencer
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Where is Central Jersey? #nj #phillyliving #movetophilly
topphillyrealtor
Spring always gives sellers an edge.
But data shows there’s a short window when that advantage really peaks – and it’s usually the last two weeks of May.
While it can vary by market, that's when buyer demand is at its strongest and competition pushes prices higher.
In some cases, that timing alone can mean a seller makes tens of thousands of dollars more.
If you’re aiming to sell for top dollar, this is the moment to watch.
Want to see what it would take to get your house ready for it? Let’s talk.
#BestWeekToList #HomeSellingTips
#philadelphia #phillyrealtor #philadelphiarealestate
topphillyrealtor
Growing up in Philly = stories from the Broad Street Bullies era just hit different. I still hear the stories from many of my real estate clients and they amaze me.
Real ones know 😤
Drop your favorite Philadelphia Flyers story below 👇 #broadstreetbullies #flyers #phillyliving
topphillyrealtor
If you’re currently asking yourself: can I stay in this house long-term, or does it make more sense to move? Here’s what I'd tell you.
While aging in place can be a great option, over time it usually means making updates so your home continues to work for you.
Some of those changes are simple. Others can be more of an investment.
That’s why planning ahead matters if you think you want to go this route. It gives you the chance to spread out the work and the costs over time.
But it’s also okay if you don’t want to take that on.
If this has crossed your mind at all and you’re trying to decide what’s next, what projects to tackle, or what else is out there, let’s talk it through.
#AgingInPlace #Downsizing
#philadelphia #phillyrealtor #philadelphiarealestate
topphillyrealtor
Mortgage rates have been a little volatile lately. And if that’s made you hesitate, you’re not alone.
But here’s the part most people aren’t talking about:
Even now, rates are still lower than they were during the last 3 Spring seasons.
So, while things may feel a bit uncertain, the opportunity to buy hasn’t disappeared.
Want to talk through your options and check how the numbers could look at today’s rates? Let’s connect.
#MortgageRates #HomeAffordability
#philadelphia #phillyrealtor #philadelphiarealestate
Brett, I tried to talk to you but it won't let me, please send me a Dm 🤍
topphillyrealtor
The last time I saw a 4 dollar smoothie in Philly, Michael Jackson was singing this song #phillyliving #michaeljackson #phillyrealtor
@dirtydrewski215 yep 🙌
@mike_trat no idea how I never tried til last week
@colinbosak if heard that. Need to try it out
topphillyrealtor
Online searches for down payment information recently hit an all-time high. That shows a lot of buyers aren’t sure what’s actually required, and they’re looking for answers.
Unfortunately, many still think they have to put 20% down.
But the data says something very different is happening.
The typical first-time buyer actually puts down about 10% – that’s half of what you probably expected. And some do as little as 3.5% or even 0% down (depending on their loan type).
So, that 20% myth is only holding you back and delaying your timeline more than necessary.
If you’re curious about what’s really required, it’s worth having a conversation with a trusted lender. A true expert can give you better information than an online search.
Then let's chat about what your budget can get you in today’s market.
#DownPayment #HomebuyingTips
#philadelphia #phillyrealtor #philadelphiarealestate
topphillyrealtor
If your from Philly or came to visit where would you shoot content to post on Instagram? #phillyliving #phillypodcast #phillyinfluencer
Come to @yap.philly runs to unlock the gorg philly spots 🙂