Middy Matthews, Recognized by BestAgents.us as a 2023 Top Agent.

Oct 24, 2023


With a steadfast commitment to integrity, Middy strives to transform her clients’ dreams into reality.


New York City, New York Oct 23, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Middy is a highly accomplished realtor with the Arbor Move Team in Whitmore Lake, Michigan. 

Specializing in residential real estate, Middy's reputation as a skilled negotiations specialist and one of the top agents in Ann Arbor speaks for itself. Her unwavering dedication to safeguarding her clients' interests has solidified her position as the go-to professional in the industry.

Consistently going above and beyond to ensure her clients' success, Middy has built a loyal clientele, a wealth of personal referrals, and a significant amount of repeat business. She leads a close-knit team of highly skilled professionals, each an expert in their respective fields. 

For anyone looking to sell or purchase a home, entrusting the Arbor Move Team with the process ensures a successful outcome. Middy invites you to reach out at your convenience, free of obligation, to discuss selling your home, the intricacies of the selling process, or to embark on the search for your next dream home. Her team is equally enthusiastic about assisting new home buyers, retirees, downsizers, and those looking to upgrade.

With a remarkable ability to connect with individuals from all walks of life, Middy credits her success to the unwavering support of her exceptional broker, who has been by her side since day one. Additionally, she acknowledges the invaluable assistance provided by her fellow agents, always ready and willing to offer their expertise.

Beyond her professional achievements, Middy is an active member of the cycling community in her area.

Learn More about Middy Matthews:

Through her Best Agent's profile, https://bestagents.us/profile?agent=2120637 or through Arbor Move, https://www.arbormove.com/staff/middy_matthews

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