Areas Served

Montgomery & Chester County, town by town.

Fourteen markets I work regularly. Each one prices differently, and the reasons are specific — school boundaries, rail access, flood plain, township lines, what got built when.

Upscale suburban Pennsylvania street of large brick-and-stone colonial homes with mature oak trees
Montgomery County

King of Prussia

Valley Forge, the mall, and the 202/76/276 knot — the most connected address in Montgomery County.

Historic Pennsylvania borough street of brick Federal and Victorian townhouses with iron railings
Chester County

West Chester

The county seat: a walkable historic borough wrapped in some of the best school districts in the state.

Elevated view of a small brick mill town in a river valley at golden hour, with an industrial smokestack rising above the rooftops
Chester County

Phoenixville

A mill town that actually pulled off the comeback — Bridge Street is the proof.

Newer Pennsylvania suburban development of stone-front colonial homes on a curving street
Montgomery County

Collegeville

Ursinus, the Perkiomen Trail, and a steady pipeline of newer construction off Route 29.

Rolling Pennsylvania horse-country pasture with post-and-rail fencing and a fieldstone farmhouse
Chester County

Exton & Malvern

Great Valley's job base, Vanguard's campus, and horse country ten minutes west.

Pennsylvania creekside town with stone and clapboard houses along a tree-shaded road
Chester County

Downingtown

STEM Academy pull, Brandywine Creek, and a Route 30 bypass that keeps commutes honest.

Mature affluent Pennsylvania suburb with large stone-and-shingle homes behind stone walls in autumn
Montgomery County

Blue Bell & Plymouth Meeting

Mature, wooded, and quietly expensive — with the Blue Route at the end of the driveway.

Pennsylvania small-town residential street of Victorian and foursquare houses with deep porches
Montgomery County

Lansdale

Porches, sidewalks, and a train that puts you in Center City without a car.

Two-story brick house with a covered front porch on a tree-lined Pennsylvania borough street
Montgomery County

Norristown

The county seat, the transportation center, and the best price-per-square-foot left inside the 476 loop.

Wide main street lined with three-story brick commercial buildings and awnings at dusk
Montgomery County

Pottstown

River town bones, a real downtown, and entry prices that still start with a two.

Pennsylvania riverside town with houses stepping up a hillside above a slow green river
Montgomery County

Royersford & Limerick

Spring-Ford schools, 422 access, and new construction that still pencils.

Small Pennsylvania river borough with tidy porched houses sloping toward a steel truss bridge
Chester County

Spring City

Small borough on the Schuylkill — Spring-Ford schools at a Chester County address.

Long low white agricultural growing houses beside a red barn in green Chester County farm fields
Chester County

Kennett Square

Longwood Gardens on one side, the mushroom capital of the world on the other.

Pennsylvania hillside borough with rows of modest brick and sided homes on steep streets
Chester County

Coatesville

Steel-town history, hillside streets, and the lowest cost of entry in Chester County.

Not sure which town fits?

That's the most common call I get. Tell me the commute, the budget, and the must-haves — I'll narrow it to three.