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Posted: April 6, 2021
Addo launches VMCASA
New York, NY VMCASA: a new global real estate consulting agency built on honesty and responsibility; a firm that truly cares about the sustainability of each of its listings.
Founder and NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate alum Viviana Addo made the switch from representing residential to larger scale properties in order to play a bigger role in shaping her clients’ mindsets around real estate and sustainability. And that’s just what makes VMCASA different—they have a true passion for the communities impacted by their listings.
Aside from having a stellar portfolio and ample expertise, their unparalleled dedication to sustainability is evident through their concern for how neighborhoods are shaped, preserved, and improved. How will this development interact with the local ecosystem? Will it leave a positive, negative, or neutral mark on the existing community? Such are the main questions guiding the firm’s direction.
At the top of VMCASA’s priority list are transparency, sustainability, and relationships. That means fair prices, environmental consciousness, and honest evaluations. When you work with a VMCASA representative, you are working with a seasoned real estate expert with ample training and experience who is passionate about their career and their client.
A boutique firm embracing the consultant formula, VMCASA focuses on adding value to their clients, working with integrity, and choosing to represent honorable properties and work with partners of good intent. With VMCASA, value is added in the long term. They represent places that bring emotional and financial value to the client in the long run, while simultaneously doing good for the place and its community.
Housing opportunities exist all around the world, but VMCASA offers you a selection of top-notch properties to be made into your own establishments. While based in New York, VMCASA is a truly global firm, with listings across the Americas, Africa, and Europe. With commercial offerings from New York City to Cali, this global enterprise has a listing for all in the industrial market.
VMCASA is passionate about developing beautiful pieces of land into personalized establishments, and intent on doing it in a just, sustainable fashion. VMCASA is a global real estate investment consultancy based in New York City, Miami and Bogota. To learn more about VMCASA, please visit our website at www.vmcasa.com
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