Jennifer Burns, Realtor

04/29/2026

https://jensellspgh.kw.com/understanding-property-tax-reassessments

04/23/2026

March 2026: Gold Circle Award 🏆
$1M+ in closed volume.

Ten years in Pittsburgh real estate and I still love this work…helping buyers find the right fit, getting sellers to the closing table, and navigating everything in between.

Thank you to the clients who made last month possible. Ready when you are! 📲

04/16/2026

It was an incredible 2025!
So far 2026 is shaping up to be just as great! Thank you to all the clients and friends who continue to refer me to their family and friends 🥹 it means the world to me.

04/01/2026

I’ve closed 3 deals already this year with solo women buyers and one more closing in April. I love that they trust me for guidance and that they’re building generational wealth! 👯‍♀️

03/25/2026

🎂10 years in real estate.
🚪Thousands of showings.
🗣️Hundreds of stories.
😁Endless gratitude.

03/24/2026

10 years in real estate. 🎂 A decade of keys handed over, boxes unpacked, and families finding their place in this community. I couldn’t have built this without every client who trusted me with one of the biggest decisions of their life. Here’s to what’s next. 🥂

03/13/2026

Curious about public thoughts. Here’s mine:

If a brokerage-controlled listing strategy prioritizes internal distribution over full-market exposure, there is a legitimate question as to whether that approach is designed primarily for seller benefit or BROKERAGE benefit.

In 10 years I’ve only had ONE seller want a private listing. Some brokerages market it and specialize in privates, to get their own buyer’s agents the deal…getting both sides of the commission income, often referring only their in-house lenders and vendors.

This is a trend coming with other companies. A seller’s best interest should mean:

-The broadest reasonable exposure
-The easiest access for qualified buyers
-The strongest competition possible
-The best chance at highest net and cleanest terms

Any strategy that limits visibility, creates friction for outside agents, or prioritizes internal control over competition deserves scrutiny. Consumers deserve transparency. Sellers should fully understand whether a strategy is designed to benefit THEM or the brokerage.

Compass and a few other brokerages have been moving in that general direction too: more emphasis on private exclusives, office exclusives, in-house first exposure, and brokerage controlled listing pipelines before or instead of full MLS/public market exposure.

When you shrink the buyer pool, you shrink the seller’s opportunity. Fewer eyes on a property usually means less competition, less leverage, and a greater risk that the best buyer never shows up.

Howard Hanna debuts HannaList in April in Ohio and Pittsburgh, offering an early access phase alligned with local MLS rules.

03/10/2026

It isn’t the first time and definitely won’t be the last! 😅

Make sure your house is fully cleared out for closing day! It must be free of all debris and broom-clean! 🧹

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03/07/2026

Swipe for music motivation on this beautiful Saturday! 🎤
🔥Let’s go meet a client at the office and write a winning offer!

02/17/2026

✨Price Improvement ✨
301 Milroy St, Pittsburgh 15214
$132,000
2B/1.5B
Tons of outfoor living space!

Strategic adjustment = new opportunity.
If you’ve been watching this one, now’s the time to take a second look.

DM me for details or a private tour!