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Posted: October 20, 2017
Portside Real Estate Group hires Wilkins as a broker
Estate Group
Portland, ME Portside Real Estate Group has hired Troy Wilkins to their growing team as a broker.
Wilkins comes to Portside with over ten years of experience in the real estate industry and a reputation for hard work, client advocacy and doing the right thing. Prior to Portside, Wilkins worked for one of the top real estate agencies in Southern Maine serving both buyers and sellers.
Troy will be based out of Portside’s Portland office, which recently added a rental division headed up by his brother, Tyson Wilkins. Portside’s rental division brings the same personal touch as real estate, offering guidance to families across the state looking to rent their home or find a temporary one.
Founded in 2012, Portside Real Estate Group is a boutique real estate agency with offices in Portland and Falmouth, Maine. Portside provides full service brokerage, with marketing strategies, for all their clients. Their team of brokers, agents and employees are experienced leaders in the real estate industry, in addition to being well-rounded members of the local communities.
Portside’s mission is to bring a more personalized approach as a local, boutique real estate agency.
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