Keller Williams Realty Green Mountain Properties Market Center welcomes new sales professionals

Aaron Haberland, a real estate sales professional from St. Albans, has joined the Keller Williams Realty Green Mountain Properties Market Center.

Aaron Haberland has an extensive background in property management service and home building and remodeling. Aaron uses his intimate knowledge of standard construction techniques to make insightful observations and offer expert suggestions and advice regarding home care and maintenance for both buyer and seller. Aaron has a great track record for getting his clients and customers where they want to go in a timely fashion. Aaron has been in the real estate industry since 2006 and enjoys local community activities, downhill skiing, fishing and golf.

“We are truly lucky to have Aaron Haberland join us here at Keller Williams Realty Green Mountain Properties,” says Team Leader Brian Armstrong. “Keller Williams Realty offers its associates unparalleled career growth and lifelong learning opportunities in the real estate industry. We know that Aaron will be a great fit and that it is our customers and clients who will truly benefit from Aaron joining us.”

“I chose Keller Williams Realty because of its reputation for integrity and its agent-centric business model,” says Aaron Haberland. “I want to continue to grow my real estate business, and Keller Williams Realty provides the training and technology that will help me reach my goals.”

The Green Mountain Properties Market Center, located at 302 Mountain View Drive Suite 300 Colchester, Vermont, was established in 2009 and has over 30 associates. Keller Williams Realty has put its mark on the real estate industry by offering comprehensive educational resources and technological tools. These advantages, coupled with additional benefits such as profit sharing, have attracted some of the most talented owners, brokers, and agents in the business. With these tools and benefits, the company has continued to grow despite the well-publicized turmoil in the real estate industry, and in 2009 became the 3rd largest real estate company in the U.S., surpassing RE/MAX.