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William "Will" Yorgey Joins Kokomo Realty in Flagler Beach, FL
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FLAGLER BEACH, Fla. - Washingtoner -- Kokomo Realty is excited to announce that Broker Associate William "Will" Yorgey has joined their dynamic real estate team. Will brings a wealth of local expertise, having spent most of his life as a resident of Flagler County, and is a perfect fit for Kokomo Realty's mission: "To be the leading full-service Real Estate Team in the State of Florida, exceeding all customer expectations and providing world-class customer service through exceptional communication."

With deep roots in the community and an unparalleled understanding of the local real estate market, Will offers a unique advantage to his clients. "Growing up in Palm Coast, I just knew there was something special about this place," said Will. His knowledge of the area, combined with his commitment to providing excellent customer service, makes him an invaluable asset to the Kokomo Realty team.

Will is not only a dedicated professional but also a family man, married with two beautiful daughters. His passion for the community and his strong family values aligns seamlessly with Kokomo Realty's dedication to exceeding client expectations.

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Kokomo Realty continues to grow as a trusted leader in real estate, and the addition of Will Yorgey further strengthens the company's ability to serve the Flagler Beach and Palm Coast communities with unparalleled service.

Kokomo's leadership under Fred Ferrara and Robert Cozzone stays passionate about bringing a welcoming atmosphere to their hometown. Fred and Rob combined their talents and friendship to establish Kokomo, a place that reflects their love for Flagler County and their commitment to creating memorable experiences.

For more information: Contact Kokomo Office Phone: (386) 490-4977
Email: will@williamyorgey.com
Website: www.kokomorealtyfl.com; www.williamyorgey.com

About Kokomo Realty:
Kokomo Realty is a premier full-service real estate team based in Flagler Beach, FL. With a mission to deliver world-class customer service and exceed all expectations, Kokomo Realty prides itself on its exceptional communication and dedication to clients across the State of Florida.

Contact
William Yorgey
will@williamyorgey.com
386-490-4977


Source: Kokomo Realty LLC

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