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Posted: November 20, 2009
Nothnagle Realtors
Nothnagle Realtors has been in business for over 61 year and is one of the largest realty firms in the greater Rochester area. Nothnagle.com has become one of the most widely used real estate site throughout New York, winning many awards for content and usability. Bringing buyers and sellers together is Nothnagle's fundamental purpose. Nothnagle's greatest asset is their team of trained professionals. Their broad knowledge, experience, hard work, dedication to service and ongoing real estate training combined with their many innovative marketing tools, produce the cumulative results that make Nothnagle Realtors a success.
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