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Pratt Real Estate Has Been Nominated for the wKREDA Retail/Service Business of the Year
6 Jan 2020
Pratt Real Estate Has Been Nominated for the wKREDA Retail/Service Business of the Year. Pratt Real Estate in 2019 went above and beyond in helping with a very difficult site selection process. A new business venture was looking for agricultural ground, with very specific needs for water, other utilities, and speed to start their business. They were able to work with Pratt Real Estate to help them meet their needs. Pratt Real Estate partnered with Pratt County Economic Development and hosted multiple site visits and worked tireless hours on the project. While it did not come to fruition Pratt Real Estate was a tremendous economic development partner throughout this process providing exceptional service to their clients.
About Pratt Real Estate
Pratt Real Estate has been active in the community for decades. Vicky Maechtlen’s personal goal is to simplify the process of buying or selling real estate. She has been a successful agent, by living up to her promises to provide the most professional, ethical and informed real estate services possible to her clients. You can count on her to represent your best interest! Her primary areas of interest are in residential, commercial, and agricultural properties.
They are a valuable asset to Pratt County and Western Kansas demonstrating how the strength of one business or organization can benefit the entire community and assisting in the creation of jobs for local residents to grow our economy. Undoubtedly, Pratt Real Estate has contributed to the economic prosperity of the community.
Congratulations to Pratt Real Estate for being nominated to win the wKREDA Retail/Service Business of the Year. We encourage community members to visit their website to learn more about the work they do in Pratt County and the region.
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