Lowe’s Partners with Strategic Realty
October 28, 2009 · Print This Article
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – Since its humble beginnings in 1952, Lowe’s Companies, Inc. has become one of the largest home improvement retailers in the world. With over 1,600 stores in the US and Canada, Lowe’s stocks over 40,000 products for contractors and home improvement do-it-yourselfers. Now the retail giant has partnered with Strategic Realty, LLC to promote its services to those customers that are actively buying and selling real estate.
Beginning today, Strategic Realty will offer its clients special 10% discounts on Lowe’s purchases up to a maximum purchase of $5,000. The offers are available to both Strategic’s current and past clients. According to Strategic Realty’s founding member, Kerry O’Neal, “A lot of home improvement decisions occur as folks are either readying their house for market, or have just purchased a home that they now need to personalize. Lowe’s is smart to realize this, and we hope that by saving our clients up to $500 on their improvements, that we take a little stress out of their lives.”
As a sign of the recent real estate market, there is also a special Foreclosure Coupon that Strategic can have emailed directly to their client’s contractor after the purchase of a foreclosed property. The 10% savings are then awarded to the client’s contractor when they order remodeling supplies from Lowe’s.
According to the latest numbers from national housing indices, the US home market continues to struggle. Strategic Realty is focusing their efforts on innovation. “The lessons of the past market are not forgotten, but a lot of them are also no longer useful,” adds O’Neal. “We’re forging into uncharted territory everyday, and, as a company, we will prosper through our creativity, determination, and dedication to our clients.”


Kerry O'Neal has been a licensed broker for over 14 years. He has worked with residential, commercial, and industrial properties in the Central Oregon area for over 5 years.
Josh grew up in a Portland real estate family. He was buying and selling rental homes and income properties, and managing large multi-family complexes, when most of his contemporaries were just beginning their careers. 
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