Huff realtor recognized as Good Neighbor

Rebecca Weber, a realtor with HUFF Realty’s Fort Mitchell office, has received the Good Neighbor Award from the Northern Kentucky Association of Realtors (NKAR). The award, presented at the NKAR’s annual awards dinner, recognizes real estate professionals who have made a commitment to improving the quality of life in their communities.Weber was chosen for her contributions to several committees and real estate development projects in Covington, where she is active in promoting the revival of urban neighborhoods, encouraging the economic development and revitalization of “Main Street” businesses, and working to insure historic preservation and conservation of endangered buildings and homes. She plays an integral part in Covington’s strategic planning process, serving on the Transportation and Home Ownership committees, the Brent Spence Bridge Advisory Committee and Renaissance Covington, in addition to Residents of Mainstrasse Association. Weber also supports the Center for Great Neighborhoods of Covington – where she is a past Board member – assisting them with housing initiatives aimed at helping families grow and thrive in the city.”Rebecca’s endless energy and personal commitment to the City of Covington is incredible,” says Joy Amann, manager of HUFF’s Fort Mitchell office.  “She is an advocate of the highest order, dedicated to community organizations that improve the quality of life for Covington’s residents.”Writer: Kevin LeMasterSource: Deanna Hengge, director of marketing, Huff Realty Photography provided by Rebecca Weber

Rebecca Weber, a realtor with HUFF Realty’s Fort Mitchell office, has received the Good Neighbor Award from the Northern Kentucky Association of Realtors (NKAR).

The award, presented at the NKAR’s annual awards dinner, recognizes real estate professionals who have made a commitment to improving the quality of life in their communities.

Weber was chosen for her contributions to several committees and real estate development projects in Covington, where she is active in promoting the revival of urban neighborhoods, encouraging the economic development and revitalization of “Main Street” businesses, and working to insure historic preservation and conservation of endangered buildings and homes.

She plays an integral part in Covington’s strategic planning process, serving on the Transportation and Home Ownership committees, the Brent Spence Bridge Advisory Committee and Renaissance Covington, in addition to Residents of Mainstrasse Association.

Weber also supports the Center for Great Neighborhoods of Covington – where she is a past Board member – assisting them with housing initiatives aimed at helping families grow and thrive in the city.

“Rebecca’s endless energy and personal commitment to the City of Covington is incredible,” says Joy Amann, manager of HUFF’s Fort Mitchell office.  “She is an advocate of the highest order, dedicated to community organizations that improve the quality of life for Covington’s residents.”

Writer: Kevin LeMaster
Source: Deanna Hengge, director of marketing, Huff Realty
Photography provided by Rebecca Weber

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