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About Kimberly Buckley
Kimberly Buckley is originally from Connecticut and absolutely loves being a Realtor in South Florida.
She works with Sellers and Buyers in Palm Beach and Martin County. Some people have said that until
they experienced the warm professional excellence of the way Kim handles her Real Estate business, all
REALTORS looked alike.
Kim's Experience
Licensed Realtor since 2001. Handles approximately 50+ transactions per year. Proven results and
always strives to achieve a win-win situation for the sellers and buyers.
Clients for Life
Kim commits to helping her clients 110%. She is the family Realtor of many of her customers and
approximately 70% of her business comes from repeat clients and referrals - which says a lot. The rest of
her business comes from extensive marketing and advertising.
Awards/Recognition
Consistently ranked in the top 20% of Keller Williams Realty which has over 120,000 agents worldwide.
In 2014, ranked #2 for GCI out of 300 agents in the Jupiter office.
Ranked #13 in July 2015 for the entire Keller Williams Realty South Florida Region which consists of over
5,600 individual agents.
Member of Keller Williams Realty Luxury Homes International
Member of the National Association of Realtors
Member of the Women's Council of Realtors
Member Agent Leader Council Keller Williams Realty Jupiter
My Commitment to You
If you need to sell your home, I strive to sell it for top dollar and make it a very smooth experience for you.
If you are buying a home, imagine how you will feel when I help you buy your dream home, hassle free
and for terms that suit your goals.
Discover how the Best of the Best do business and experience a real estate transaction that will leave
you delighted!
Service Areas include but not limited to:
Jupiter, Jupiter Island, Juno Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, North Palm Beach, Tequesta, Singer Island,
Manalapan, Palm Beach Island, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Wellington,
Palm City and Stuart.
To experience excellent service, call me today 561-262-0635!
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