Prudential Buccelli Real Estate

Prudential did a fantastic job selling our home on
Rogers Ave. They negotiated a top price and handled all the details in an expert fashion. I would highly recommend their services.
Phil and Geri.

John (president) is a forward-​thinking, resourceful, all around great guy. His years of experience in real estate are invaluable to anyone seeking professional advice. He takes his work and business seriously, something I’ve been able to experience first hand.
I’m very surprised by one of the other reviews here.
No business lasts this long in a community without proving their reputation time and time again. 25 years plus has to count for something, in my opinion.

When my wife and I bought our first home, in May 2004, the piece of advice that we wish we’d had time to listen to is «if you don’t trust your real estate broker, then find one you do trust». Due to pressures of time, we were stuck with the guy who we happened to run into at an open house.
I suppose it was a bad sign that he immediately reminded me of Gil from The Simpsons. From the first meeting (when we’d told him that we were looking for properties in the $ 300−350k range, and he presented us with the option of buying a $ 800k property and splitting it with friends), to the day of the closing (when he proceeded to lose his temper on the phone — on three separate calls — to Joy, the seller and the lawyer representing the mortgage company), he was a king klutz who gave the impression that he’d never sold a house before, despite having 10 years of realtor experience.
He was unable to answer basic questions that we, as first-​time housebuyers, had. He seemed bamboozled by the process of filling out forms like the Offer and Purchase & Sales Agreement. During the home inspection, he appeared more concerned with downplaying defects to save his commission than actually making sure the house was something we wanted to buy. Talking to him made me wish that telephones came with some way to bitchslap the person at the other end of the line.
Having to deal with Tom Bransten was the most stressful part of buying the house. Thankfully, we never have to speak to the man again. You are encouraged to avoid him too.