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Q: Hi! Any recommendation on good real estate agent in Shanghai?

Thanks a lot in advance!

13 years 38 weeks ago in  Housing - Shanghai

 
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Yes Mr. Liu is an excellent real estate agent....you can find him in your city. He's earned top honors and has hit the 1 billion mark in selling homes. Don't worry he will set you up with a nice Bungalow or better....cheers!! broken heart Have fun in your new Home!

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Gagner Real Estate seems okay.  I did not rent from them but they were timely, courteous and have an office near Xujiahui.  They have ads up on the housing section on smartshanghai.com

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Hi libra

  I am an agent in shanghai , I have many apartments and service apartments  in xuhui district of shanghai , of course , if you need apt at other district , I also can help you. If you tell me you budget, I'm sure I can find an apartment or service apt suitable for you.

Our website is www.yoonxnn.com

  Best regards

 phone: 15800948517  Andy li

email:andyskyli@163.com

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