Brent Jones, Real Estate Sales Representative – RE/MAX Niagara Realty Ltd., Brokerage – Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada
2020 was a difficult year, to say the least, and it’s no big secret that a lot of us are rooting for it to come to an end.
Nonetheless, a lot of amazing things happened this year while serving my clients and, if you’ll indulge me, I’d like to take a moment to share them with you.
Brent is an absolute lifesaver, from his humor to his honesty. He took us anxious first-time homebuyers and walked us through every step of the way. If not for him, I truly believe we would have given up in this crazy market. He went above and beyond at every single turn and found us an amazing starter home. He is very knowledgeable and trustworthy. We are beyond grateful to have met him and would highly recommend him to anyone buying or selling a home.
—Carley Nan, Welland
For first-time homebuyers, Brent made the process very easy and stress-free. I appreciated his honesty, and he made sure that we were kept up-to-date and understood everything that was going on. Brent went above and beyond for us, and I would highly recommend him to anyone looking for a real estate agent.
—Antonietta Culic, Fort Erie
Be honest…does the thought of doing improv in front of a group of strangers terrify you? What if there was beer involved? In this season three finale episode of The Fort Erie Podcast, Anastasia Boake, co-owner of Down the Rabbit Hole Theatre Company in Ridgeway, discusses with me by phone the drama programs (for various age groups) that she and her business partner, Ashley Krawczyk, offer the community.
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What can I say? Brent is amazing to work with! Everything was explained in plain, simple terms and there were absolutely no surprises…his experience shows. I would highly recommend Brent to anyone selling or buying! Five star service!
—Art Partridge, Fort Erie
Due to COVID-19, there was no Bridgeburg Street Dance this fall, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t good things happening in the north end. Joining me this week is Julie Brady to talk about Regional Limousine, her established business at the former Jarvis Street fire hall, as well as her involvement with the economic development of downtown. Then, returning to the show this season is James Culic (best known for his opinion pieces in Niagara this Week) to share his thoughts on the damaged waterfront bike path.
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Thank you very much, Brent, for everything you have done for us. You have gone above and beyond anything a normal real estate agent would do. I really appreciate the way you…looked out for [my mother’s] house and her interests. Many, many thanks! You’re the best!
—Rebecca M., Fort Erie
What do paint nights, jam nights, and a beloved fishing boat have in common? All three can be found at the BoHo Studio in downtown Ridgeway. Since the tragic passing of his partner, Debra Mallen, Rob Faragalli has been steadfast about continuing her legacy — uniting Ridgeway through art, laughter, and an uncompromising sense of community.
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Who cuts my hair, you ask? Turns out, it isn’t my mom. My barber, Mike Daigle — better known as “Mike the Barber” — joins me by phone to talk about his brand new Fort Erie barbering studio (it opened just this year), as well as the large selection of high-end men’s grooming products he carries at the Bridgeburg Gentleman’s Shoppe.
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Keith McTague and his wife, Ashlynn Ross, are partners not only in life, but business, as the co-founders of Planks Canada on Derby Road. The brand found immediate success in Crystal Beach with both tourists and local residents alike. Keith shares the value of shopping local (especially during a pandemic) as well as his love for the area and community. Also, joining me by phone is Jake Allemang, owner of MSNR Plumbing, with some tips on preparing your home for winter.
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