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The Windermere Brand - What Does It Represent?

At Windermere Real Estate, The Experience Comes First!

Our belief in the power of the Windermere brand is evident even in our logo. Not many companies can break down their logo and demonstrate to their customers just what their beliefs are. Let me explain...

The Windermere logo is comprised of the Windermere name in a specific type style along with the Windermere "mark." Windermere and The Windermere logo are registered service marks.
The tree in the center of the mark presents Windermere as a living, vital organization that is committed to serving individual neighborhoods through its branch system.
The two brackets on the left and right surrounding the tree join together to create a diamond, symbolizing our committment to quality. Windermere's unity and strong network also is represented by two individual brackets joining together to become one strong, unified structure.
The points of the diamond depict Windermere as innovative industry-leader focused on the future.

Serving Buyers & Sellers In Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake & Eastern Washington - Doug Burke - Windermere Real Estate Agent & e-PRO REALTOR

Posted by Doug Burke on 04/25/2007 08:46 PM

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3 Comments on The Windermere Brand - What Does It Represent?

MAR

2008

This is FABULOUS!!!

JUN

2008

Great Realtor marketing / advertising tips, thank you! I also use a real estate sticker from www.realestatesticker.com. I used a coupon code MLS10121 and it takes 15% off the entire order. Should still work.

NOV

2008

I was looking for blogs about Windermere. We have a large Windermere here in the Orlando Florida area. I think the name originally come from the UK where it is know for its lakes.

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