Ricardo Severini - Real estate agent - Crete

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Real estate agent

Ricardo Severini

Award-winning sales and marketing executive with a successful history of generating international excitement for premier real estate resorts and luxury properties. Deep knowledge of buyer motivations, negotiation techniques, and closing strategies. Exceptional customer relationship and communications skills with clients from across multiple continents. Demonstrated the ability to manage multiple projects and motivate teams to exceed objectives.

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Heraklion Crete - Agios Nikolaos - Chania


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Living in Heraklion Crete

The historical city of Heraklion, Crete's largest city and capital, is a rich blend of ancient civilizations marked by fascinating archaeological sites and museums. Named for Heracles, the city displays the allure of its history that is interspersed with world-class shopping, dining, and day-to-day life. Its geographical location has been pivotal in its history, being on the crossroads between Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Uniquely situated along the northern coast of Crete, this vibrant city exudes a lively and modern atmosphere despite being surrounded by the ruins of the ancient Minoan civilization.

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Living in Agios Nikolaos

Agios Nikolaos, with its rich Minoan history exemplified by the preserved ancient city of Lato, is a gem nestled on Crete's northeastern coastline. As an idyllic harbor town riddled with picturesque sights, this dazzling location proudly showcases an amalgamation of historical sites and natural bounties. Owing to its peaceful setting, Agios Nikolaos is surrounded by the mirroring lake Voulismeni, verdant hills, and the tranquil azure of the Mirabello Bay. Such unique geographical placement has contributed to making this city a sought-after destination among luxury home buyers.

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Living in Chania

Drenched in history and perched on the northwest coast of Crete, Chania is a city of yesteryears with a vibrant present. The city's historical significance is evident with the Old Town and Venetian Harbour, dripping with the charm of the Venetians and Ottomans who once ruled here. Several ancient sights including the Maritime Museum of Crete and the Archaeological Museum, add to its historical allure. Geographically, Chania boasts of not just beaches, but also the Lefka Ori (White Mountains) adding a unique character to its location.