Chris C.
6/26/2015
My wife and I sold our condo in Ann Arbor, and had a great experience with Linda. She helped us stage and show our place, get offers quickly, and we had our winning offer within a couple weeks....
Trillium Real Estate
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944 N Main St
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Trillium Real Estate is the largest locally owned real estate company in Ann Arbor, Michigan, offering a comprehensive range of services including property management, real estate marketing, and expert advice from their team of agents. With their state-of-the-art search system, clients can easily find and save properties that meet their criteria, whether they are looking for a new home or seeking to sell their current property. Trillium Real Estate is known for their client-focused approach, making the home buying and selling experience more manageable and successful.
With a commitment to excellence and a dedication to giving back to the community, Trillium Real Estate has established itself as a trusted and reliable partner in the real estate industry. Their team of professionals is equipped with the knowledge and expertise to assist clients in navigating the market, providing personalized consultations and tailored solutions. Whether you are a buyer, seller, or in need of property management services, Trillium Real Estate is the go-to choice for all your real estate needs in Ann Arbor.
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Heather E.
6/26/2025
One star is generous. Our experience with Linda -- who, oddly enough, is a co-owner of the agency -- was beyond disappointing. We hired her to sell our late mother's home, during an already...
Sharon S.
10/24/2019
I highly recommend Linda Lombardini, Sandi Smith and the entire Trillium team. They helped me find the perfect condo, guided me through the entire purchase process, including providing a detailed...
jill f.
5/16/2016
Linda and her team were so professional. They listed, sold, and closed our Ann Arbor condo in a month after after having presented us with five potential buyers, each of whom overbid by thousands...
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