More than just a house – Perfect Place Real Estate hosts client appreciation dinner

In many real estate transactions, once the deal is made, the papers signed, and the client receives their keys, they are shown the door.

- Nathaniel Lee

Not so with Perfect Place Real Estate, located at 514 S. 52nd Street in West Philadelphia, which recently held what it calls its “Client Appreciation Dinner.”

The event was held at the African Small Pot Restaurant, 6133 Woodland Avenue in the Southwest section of Philadelphia, and guests enjoyed a meal, laughs, and a moment of fellowship with their agents who just wanted to say, ‘Thank you.’

This wouldn’t be much of a story were it not for Perfect Place Real Estate’s humble beginnings and dedication to the community it serves.

“It was designed to show our clients our appreciation for their support over so many years,” said Jennifer Bennett, Broker and founder of Perfect Place Real Estate.

“Our business has been dedicated to its mission of educating and empowering the community since 2009,” said Bennett.

“We aim to continue to educate people about the power of real estate and how transformative it can be,” she said.

In today’s economic turmoil here in this nation, many people have come to believe that homeownership is no longer possible for the average American, but Bennett disagrees.