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By the time the sun breaks the horizon, Joanne Davidow is already up and moving. She is literally a blur of motion from the time her
feet first hit the ground. She works a lot, thinks a lot, and quite frankly,
does a lot. She has a great passion to squeeze the very most out of life both
personally and professionally and it's reflected in her boundless energy level.
Once you meet Joanne, you'll see firsthand why she truly is Philadelphia's
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Joanne prides herself on staying one step ahead of the competition and she is always looking for new creative ways to improve her level of service. "I'm always thinking," says Joanne with a smile. "Even at night, my mind is always working out solutions or new ideas." Her commitment to staying on the cutting edge of the real estate industry gives her agents pride and her clients confidence in her ability to get successful results. |
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Specializing in condominiums and townhomes in Center City, Joanne
knows the market better than anyone. Yet it is her unyielding energy that is
her real asset for buyers and sellers alike. She simply won't quit until she's
found them the specific results they're looking for. You see, she has a knack
for zeroing in on what's important and getting right to the heart of an issue.
It lets her make the most of every day, every hour, and every minute for
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When you work with Joanne, you work with someone who is deeply committed to her profession and
community. Besides supporting her favorite charities, she plays an active role
in the Greater Philadelphia Association of Realtors where she feels her
time is well spent helping homeowners in Center City. On numerous occasions,
she has also been asked to work with the Mayor and City Council President on
controversial issues that directly affect local residents. In addition, Joanne
supports the various parks in the city and is a very active member of The
Friends of Rittenhouse Square. Here she gets an opportunity to give something
back to the community she feels fortunate to call home. 