Miranda Aspell is a REALTOR with Home.Heart.Community. at Keller Williams Real Estate in Langhorne. She was born in Levittown, still lives there, and has spent thirty-one years learning the streets she sells on.
Before real estate I worked in office administration, management and human resources. I was good at it and I was bored. I kept looking for a new job before I hit the two year mark anywhere, because none of it felt like mine.
In 2021 I took the leap and got licensed. I wanted a career I could build on, not another job. I closed my first deal a couple of months later and never looked back.
I grew up in Levittown and I still live here, thirty-one years in the same town. That is the part you cannot fake. I know which blocks turn over fast, what a house is actually worth before the comps come back, and which streets you want to drive after a heavy rain.
My husband is a police officer and my high school sweetheart. We have two very lively girls. My ideal day starts with coffee, goes to a park or somewhere walkable with small shops, and ends at a restaurant I have not tried yet.
Every day in this job is different. It is exciting, exhausting, nerve wracking and unbelievably fulfilling.
What I do a little differently is that I take your deal personally. I keep a level head on the business side, but these are not transactions I close and move on from. I care about why you need that specific neighborhood to be closer to your aging mother. I care about why you need to save ten thousand at closing to furnish a place you are moving into straight out of your parents' house. I care about why your commute has to stay under twenty minutes from an on-call hospital job.
Watching a client win the house, knowing every memory they are about to make starts in that doorway, is what keeps me going.
My seller did not want to hear my pricing guidance. I put in a lot of work to get it sold and it landed right about where I had suggested at the start. After we closed he messaged me to say he should have listened, and that he wonders what it would have brought if he had.
My buyers were on a tight timeline. We saw a pile of houses, wrote on four, and got beaten every time. On the fifth we won, and not because we were the highest. We won on how the offer was built.
“We started June 1st and by July 27th we had found our dream home. She answered my million questions, toured countless houses with us, and was always available. On top of that she put real effort into selling our previous home, professional photos, social marketing, multiple open houses. She worked her tail off for us.”
“From start to finish she made the whole thing feel so much less stressful. She was always easy to reach, kept us updated, and never made us feel like we were bothering her. She explained everything step by step, which mattered a lot to us as first-time buyers.”
Most of her business is in Lower Bucks County, closest to home first.
She works best with first-time buyers, people buying and selling at the same time, and downsizers. More on Langhorne.
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Or reach her directly at (215) 478-5298
maspell@kw.com