Name
Clair Whittington
Company
Rock Bridge Realty
E-mail
Contact Clair Whittington (Rock Bridge Realty)
Website
http://www.clairwhittington.com
Office Phone
(306) 535-5014
Cell Phone
(306) 530-9819
Fax
(306) 525-6537
Address
2300 Dewdney Avenue, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4R 1H5
Description
Clair Whittington of Rockbridge Realty serves buyers and sellers of residential real estate throughout Regina

Clair Sells Regina, Saskaschewan

logoReal estate is an adventure, whether you are buying it or selling it.  You need to approach it with knowledge, insight, - and humor!

You want an expert by your side who knows what they're doing in the Regina Real Estate market and who puts you first!  You want to get the most when you sell your home and footprint, grumans, clooneybenefit from the current buyer's market.  When questions come up, you want someone who can blow away the smoke, tell you the truth, and diffuse your concerns, maybe with a bit of wit.  You want an agent backed up with good support from the company.

I love being a Regina Realtor®, and I plan be in business until George Clooney comes to his senses and gives me a call. While you wait, I want to sell you a house or help you buy one!

With a philosophy like this, you can tell that I have a wicked sense of humor and don't take myself too seriously.  In a noble profession filled with hype, I am a straight shooter.  Realtors can romanticize how buying a home helps people realize their dreams, but a lot of real estate decisions come down to what makes economic sense.  Sellers cry "Show me the money!" while buyers demand to know, "What's the bottom line?"

Born and educated in the United Kingdom, my family and I moved to Regina in 2005 after spending many years living abroad due to her husband's career. I became a Residential Realtor® in the city in 2006, and have enjoyed a successful and thriving career since day one.  I joined Rock Bridge in 2011.

My philosophy: "I am excited to go to work every day, and passionate about helping my clients achieve their dreams."

Regina - A City Fit for a Queen

queen victoriaRegina is fun city to sell.  The second largest city and capitol of Saskatchewan, it had royal beginnings as it is named after the famous British Queen Victoria.  Although "Queen Empress" Victoria never actually visited Canada, her daughter Louise lived in Ottawa from 1878-1883.  It was her daughter, Princess Louise that gave the city its name, dedicating Regina, Saskatchewan in honor of her mother, i.e. Victoria Regina, in 1882.  Ottawa is a long way from Regina, but the name stuck.

When established in 1882, early Regina was a flat treeless plain with no topographical features except Wascana Creek, which was dammed by early settlers to create Wascana Lake.  The Albert Street Bridge (name after the Queen's husband) was built during the Depression to span the river.  Over 30,000 shrubs and plants we added to the landscape, while American elms where planted on the front lawns in residential neighborhood and on public parkways.  Parks and greenspaces were integrated into city planning and recent residential developments and school building efforts have added artificial hills and parks to the landscape. The same commitment remains today to keep Regina green. Where else do you routinely see vacant land converted to a landscaped park?

Wascana Lake is the focal point of the local landscape and the site of both civicregina skyline development and recreation.  Saskatchewan's Provincial Legislative building is located on the shore, along with both campuses of the University of Regina. Regina is home to the largest legislative building in Canada and hosts the world renowned  Royal Canadian Mounted Police Training Academy and  RCMP Heritage Centre. 

In the heart of the city you will find  Wascana Centre -a 2300-acre urban park boasting a pristine view of the Saskatchewan Legislature, marina, walking paths, bird watching venues, park area, tennis courts, picnic and BBQ sites. The park also accommodates the  Saskatchewan Science Centre and   Kramer Imax Theatre, the MacKenzie Art Gallery, and the Royal Saskatchewan Museum.  The Regina Public Library is a city-wide library system with nine branches playing key roles in their respective neighbourhoods. Its facilities include the RPL Film theatre which plays non-mainstream cinema, the Dunlop Art Gallery, special literacy services and a prairie history collection. 

Great as it is to have rich cultural resources nearby, few people settle in Regina because we have big, stately buildings.  The fact is, we have a rocking economy, housing affordability, and a lively entertainment scene.

That's why I live here with my family!

 

 

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Happy Regina Clients

"Clair was an absolute delight in helping us to navigate the process of buying and selling a home. Clair's advice and commitment to our family made this entire process nearly pain free!!"
-Dave, Tammy and Evan 

"Clair Whittington is, in my opinion, a top notch Realtor!! Charming, professional, humorous, confidant and smart. Clair supported us every step of the way with our cross-province relocation. Not once did we feel pressured or swayed. Clair gave us the facts, answered all our questions and showed genuine concern for meeting all of our family requirements when searching for the perfect home and neighborhood. With a personal touch and a genuine interest in our happiness, I now consider Clair to be a dear friend!"
-T.Dale

"Riki and I just used Clair Whittington. She is amazing. I have known her for years and she has helped us look at houses numerous times in the past and has always been nothing but honest and at times blunt about things. She made the whole process easy and enjoyable. She is with Rockbridge now and would love to find exactly what you are looking for."
-Mike Pollock

 "Would trust her with my life, loved and trusted by all she meets." -Robert Montgomery