Vicci Read, Recognized by BestAgents.us as a 2023 Top Agent

Jan 3, 2024

Selling real estate in paradise, Vicci provides unmatched expertise and concierge-level services for luxury buyers, sellers and investors, ensuring a trustworthy experience for all.

New York City, New York Jan 2, 2024 (Issuewire.com) - Vicci is a Luxury Real Estate Advisor at Compass in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Her expertise lies in the realm of oceanfront condos, waterfront condos, and waterfront homes. With a background in hotel marketing, Vicci brings a professional finesse and a concierge level of service to her role, overseeing numerous high-end transactions of luxury waterfront properties in Fort Lauderdale and the surrounding areas. She leads a team of experienced real estate advisors known as the Vicci Read Group, who are fluent in multiple languages and cater to clientele on a national and international level.

Having relocated from the midwest to Fort Lauderdale 18 years ago, Vicci is passionate about introducing newcomers to the region with its beautiful coastline and 165 miles of navigable canals. An avid boater, struggling golfer, art admirer, fine diner and past-time wine-maker, she loves introducing buyers to the city she calls Paradise. Whether her clients are seeking a waterfront home to enjoy the boat-centric lifestyle, or searching for an oceanfront condo with stunning views, Vicci's 15 years of selling waterfront properties has earned her notoriety as a top selling agent of oceanfront condominiums. With experience in new construction, land development, 1031 exchanges, and investment properties, she has established strong connections in the industry, working closely with architects, builders, interior designers and service contractors to provide her clients with comprehensive services beyond the closing.

Vicci believes that building long-standing relationships is the key to her success. She credits 80% of her ongoing business to repeat clients and referrals. Vicci is highly qualified, holding designations as a Graduate Realtor Institute (GRI) and a Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist. She is also a 10-year member of the Master Brokers Forum, an organization of South Florida's top residentials professionals placing her among the top 1% of agents in Broward County and the top 1.5% in selling oceanfront and waterfront properties.

Vicci's commitment to connection and openness stems from her parents, who instilled in her the importance of helping people and building strong relationships. She carries this level of comfortability and reliability into every interaction with her clients. Outside of real estate, Vicci is active in the boating community and is well-acquainted with Fort Lauderdale's waterways, earning the city the nickname "Venice of the Americas." She and her husband are long-time members of the Lauderdale Yacht Club.

In addition to her professional pursuits, Vicci is dedicated to giving back to the community. She works with several charitable organizations and makes annual donations in her clients' names. Some of the organizations she supports include the Broward Food Pantry, Broward Humane Society, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, St. Jude's, Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Shriners Hospital and NF Children's Tumor Foundation. Vicci is also a devoted wife and mother who enjoys fine dining, winemaking, reading, golfing, sporting events, and boating in the Mediterranean in her leisure time.

Learn More about Vicci Read:

Through her Best Agent's profile, https://bestagents.us/profile?agent=2120759 or through Compass, https://www.compass.com/agents/vicci-read/

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