Cardin Realty Pros Ribbon Cutting
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- 02/01/2019 06:18 AM (update 04/10/2023 11:09 PM)

The Fallon Chamber held a ribbon cutting last week for Cardin Realty Pros at one of their model homes in the Onda Verde housing development. Eric Flodman is overseeing the development of the property for Genica Nevada LLC, a group of Canadian investors who have purchased the subdivision, and his wife, Kellie, oversees the sales of the development.
Kellie grew up in Fallon, Kellie Cardin, and graduated from Churchill County High School in 1984. She began selling real estate in Fernley for Gary Hutchings in 1996 and opened her own store front, Cardin Realty in Fernley in 2004.
Chamber members who attended the ribbon cutting and open house were treated to a tour of the new home which is the smallest floor plan at 1,597 square feet. The model home is listed for $269,000 and is the standard model with no upgrades, although touring through the home complete with local cabinets from Louie’s ACE Home Center, lumber from Kent’s Supply, and décor from Cranberry Cottage, feels like an upgraded home. Flodman said she also uses Llamas Nursery for gifts and plants when the houses sell along with a host of other local vendors. “We want to really feed local business,” she said.
Lots in the subdivision run from 7,000 to 14,000 square feet, and home design plans range from 1,597 square feet to 1,953 square feet.
Kellie Flodman can be reached at 775-575-9999 or [email protected], and the website for the subdivision is www.OndaVerdeLiving.com. For more information about Cardin Realty Pros, go to www.www.FernleyNVHomes.com.
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