Lake Geneva FAQs

Quick answer: Lake Geneva is about 80 miles and 90 minutes from downtown Chicago. Geneva Lake covers about 5,400 acres, the public Shore Path around it is about 21 miles, the Mailboat runs June 15 to Sept. 15, and the staffed beaches are open Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day.

The answers below cover planning, the lake, food, events, seasons, the outdoors, the towns and owning a home here. Each one links to the full guide on this site.

80 milesto downtown Chicago, about 90 minutes
5,400 acresGeneva Lake, 135 ft deep
21 milespublic Shore Path, free year-round
June 15 to Sept. 15Mailboat Tour season
Memorial Day to Labor Daylifeguarded beaches
Feb. 3 to 7, 2027Winterfest
$13 / $16 a daystate park pass, WI / out-of-state plates
16 and olderneed a Wisconsin fishing license

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Planning a Lake Geneva trip9 questions

How far is Lake Geneva from Chicago?

About 80 miles from downtown Chicago, roughly 90 minutes in normal traffic. The usual routes are I-94 to Hwy. 50, or I-90 to US-12 through Richmond, Illinois. From the North Shore and northwest suburbs it’s closer to an hour, and Milwaukee is about an hour north.

Lake towns near Chicago →

Is Lake Geneva the same as Geneva Lake?

No. Geneva Lake is the lake. Lake Geneva is the city on its east end. Williams Bay sits on the north shore and Fontana on the west end, and most people call the whole area Lake Geneva.

Communities around Lake Geneva →

How big is Geneva Lake?

About 5,400 acres (the Wisconsin DNR lists 5,401) and 135 feet at its deepest. It’s spring-fed and rated very clear. The public Shore Path around it is about 21 miles.

Guide to the 26 lakes →

Is Lake Geneva worth a weekend trip?

Yes. In 2 days you can take a boat tour, walk part of the Shore Path, spend an afternoon at a beach, eat at a supper club and see 2 or 3 lake towns. Most of that is within 15 minutes of downtown.

Best things to do in Lake Geneva →

What is the best month to visit Lake Geneva?

September. The water is still warm, everything stays open and crowds drop after Labor Day. Pick late June through August for the Mailboat and staffed beaches, mid-October for fall color, and early February for Winterfest.

Seasonal activities →

When is the cheapest time to stay in Lake Geneva?

November through April, outside Winterfest weekend and the holidays. Midweek stays are cheaper than weekends all year.

Lake Geneva resorts →

Is parking free in downtown Lake Geneva?

Only in the off-season. Downtown street parking is paid from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily, and free from Nov. 15 through the last Tuesday in January. Rates run higher Friday through Sunday, and the city has free lots a few blocks from the lake. For big festivals, use the free shuttles from the Park-n-Ride lots on Sheridan Springs Road and Edwards Boulevard.

Do you need a car in Lake Geneva?

For most trips, yes. Downtown Lake Geneva is compact once you park, but Williams Bay, Fontana, the resorts, farms and Yerkes are spread around the lake, and rideshare coverage thins out fast outside downtown, especially late at night.

Should you book ahead for a Lake Geneva weekend?

In summer, yes. The Mailboat, Black Point Estate, Yerkes Observatory tours and Safari Lake Geneva all sell out or require reservations, and Saturday dinner at popular restaurants fills days ahead. Yerkes releases tickets 2 months out.

The Shore Path, beaches and boats12 questions

How long is the Geneva Lake Shore Path?

About 21 miles around the whole lake, according to the Village of Williams Bay’s official map. Most people walk a 2- to 3.5-mile segment. The full loop takes 7 to 10 hours.

Shore Path guide →

Is the Shore Path free and open to the public?

Yes, year-round. The path crosses private lakefront lawns, so stay on it and off lawns, piers and docks. Leashed dogs are allowed. Bikes and strollers don’t work on the narrow, uneven path with steps.

Shore Path guide →

What is the best section of the Shore Path?

Williams Bay to Fontana (3.5 miles) is the best all-around walk, with lunch on the water at the end. For an easy first walk, Big Foot Beach State Park to downtown Lake Geneva is 2 miles on the smoothest ground.

Shore Path guide →

Is there a public beach in Lake Geneva?

Yes. Riviera Beach at 812 Wrigley Dr. downtown is open with lifeguards from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day. Williams Bay and Fontana have staffed public beaches too, and Big Foot Beach State Park has an unguarded swimming beach on the east end.

Lake Geneva beaches guide →

How much do Lake Geneva beaches cost?

In 2026, Riviera Beach was $10 for ages 7 and up (free for 6 and under), charged 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fontana Beach was $14 for ages 12 and up and $6 for ages 6 to 11. Big Foot Beach State Park needs a Wisconsin vehicle pass: $13 a day for Wisconsin plates or $16 for out-of-state plates.

Lake Geneva beaches guide →

Is there a free beach on Geneva Lake?

Riviera Beach is free before 9 a.m., after 6 p.m. and after Labor Day, with no lifeguards on duty during those times. Young kids get in free at the staffed beaches all summer.

Free things to do →

Are dogs allowed on Lake Geneva beaches?

Not in summer. Riviera Beach bans pets, and Fontana allows them only from Oct. 15 to Mar. 31. Dogs are welcome on the Shore Path on a leash.

Lake Geneva beaches guide →

When can you swim in Geneva Lake?

Most people wait until mid-June, when the deep, spring-fed water warms up. It reaches the 70s by midsummer and holds that warmth into September.

Summer activities →

What is the Lake Geneva Mailboat Tour?

A Lake Geneva Cruise Line tour where a mail jumper leaps off the moving boat, drops mail at lakefront piers and jumps back on. It runs June 15 to Sept. 15 from the Riviera Docks, lasts about 2.5 hours and starts at $60 for adults. Book early for summer weekends.

Lake Geneva boat tours →

When do Lake Geneva boat tours run?

Lake Geneva Cruise Line runs public tours from April to December, with the Mailboat only from June 15 to Sept. 15. Tours generally run in light rain and stop for thunderstorms, so call ahead on stormy days.

Lake Geneva boat tours →

Where can you rent a boat on Geneva Lake?

Downtown: Marina Bay (300 Wrigley Dr.) and Elmer’s (195 Wrigley Dr.). Williams Bay: Gage Marine. Fontana: Gordy’s, Jerry’s Majestic Marine and Munson Ski & Marine. Pontoons rent by the hour, half day or full day from about May to September.

Boat tours and rentals →

Can you kayak or paddleboard on Geneva Lake?

Yes. Clear Water Outdoor at 744 W. Main St. rents kayaks and paddleboards and teaches beginners, and Williams Bay Recreation rents at the bay. Paddle early, because boat wakes build by late morning on summer weekends.

Outdoor activities →

Things to do10 questions

What are the best things to do in Lake Geneva?

Walk part of the Shore Path, ride the Mailboat, spend an afternoon at Riviera or Fontana beach, tour Black Point Estate by boat, see the 40-inch telescope at Yerkes Observatory, rent a pontoon and shop downtown on Main and Broad streets.

Best things to do →

What can you do in Lake Geneva for free?

Walk the Shore Path, go to Concerts in the Park on summer Thursdays in Flat Iron Park, hike Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy in Williams Bay, wander the Yerkes Observatory grounds, use Riviera Beach after 6 p.m. and watch the Aquanuts water ski shows in Twin Lakes.

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What is there to do in Lake Geneva when it rains?

Tristan Crist’s magic show and Area 262 (side by side on Edwards Blvd.), the Lake Geneva Clue Room, a Yerkes Observatory tour, Emagine Geneva Lakes, the Geneva Lake Museum, a spa afternoon or a Timber Ridge waterpark Daycation.

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What is there to do in Lake Geneva with kids?

Safari Lake Geneva, the Mailboat, Fontana Beach and the Little Foot Playground, the free Aquanuts shows in Twin Lakes, Tristan Crist’s magic show, Area 262, pony rides at Dan Patch Stables and Pearce’s Farm Stand in fall.

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What is there to do in Lake Geneva at night?

A sunset dinner on the water, Tristan Crist’s magic show, games at Area 262, glow putting at The Dance Floor at Geneva National (May to October), shows at Geneva Stage and live music at Geneva Lake Distilling, Topsy Turvy or Mars Resort.

Fun things to do →

Can you visit Yerkes Observatory?

Yes. Yerkes, at 373 W. Geneva St. in Williams Bay, runs guided tours year-round, and the grounds are free from sunrise to sunset. Its 40-inch refractor dates to 1897. Tickets release 2 months ahead and popular tours sell out.

Hidden gems →

How do you get to Black Point Estate?

Only by boat, on a Lake Geneva Cruise Line tour from the Riviera. The 1888 Queen Anne summer house opens the first weekend of May and runs into late summer. Adult tickets are $55.

Lake Geneva boat tours →

Do you need reservations for Safari Lake Geneva?

Yes. Online reservations are required, and walk-ups aren’t admitted. It’s open May 1 to Oct. 31 at W1612 Litchfield Rd., about 5 miles from downtown, and costs $19.95 to $26.95 per vehicle.

Activity farms →

What are the best hidden gems around Lake Geneva?

Samuel Donian Wetland Preserve a few minutes from downtown, Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy, the Yerkes grounds, Horticultural Hall (1911), the Geneva Lake Museum and Al’s Auto Body & Arboretum near Walworth.

30 hidden gems →

Where can you hear live music around Lake Geneva?

Concerts in the Park on summer Thursdays, Topsy Turvy Brewery and Geneva Stage downtown, Mars Resort on Lake Como, PIER 290 and Harpoon Willie’s in Williams Bay, Geneva Lake Distilling on Friday and Saturday evenings, and Alpine Valley Music Theatre for national tours.

Live music guide →

Food and drink9 questions

What are the best restaurants in Lake Geneva?

Sopra Bistro for dinner, Simple Cafe for breakfast, Oak & Oar at The Geneva Inn for sunset, Barrique and Nick’s on the Lake for a downtown lake view, and PIER 290 in Williams Bay for the best lakefront seating.

Restaurants guide →

Which Lake Geneva restaurants are on the water?

Downtown, Nick’s on the Lake, Barrique, Oakfire, Baker House and Emmi’s face the lake on Wrigley Drive. Oak & Oar sits on the south shore, PIER 290 is on the piers in Williams Bay, and Gordy’s faces Fontana’s harbor. On Lake Como, try The Getaway or Mars Resort.

Restaurants guide →

Do you need reservations at Lake Geneva restaurants?

For dinner on summer weekends, yes. Sopra, Oak & Oar, Café Calamari and Geneva ChopHouse fill days ahead. Breakfast spots like Simple Cafe and supper clubs like Mars Resort are first come, first served, so arrive early.

Restaurants guide →

Where is the best Friday fish fry near Lake Geneva?

Oak & Oar at The Geneva Inn for cod with a lake sunset, Mars Resort on Lake Como for a supper-club haddock fry, Nick’s on the Lake for all you can eat downtown, and Champs on Main Street for value. Go before 5:30 or after 8.

Friday fish fry guide →

What are the best supper clubs around Lake Geneva?

Mars Resort on Lake Como, The Village Supper Club on Delavan Lake, The Duck Inn near Delavan, Brandy’s Old Fashioned on South Lake Shore Drive and The Getaway on Lake Como. Start with a brandy old fashioned.

Supper clubs guide →

What is the best coffee shop in Lake Geneva?

The Porch at 832 Geneva St. for specialty coffee on a glassed-in porch, Simple Cafe for coffee with a full breakfast, and Inspired Coffee on Main Street for a quick stop. In Williams Bay, the Green Grocer coffee bar opens at 7 a.m.

Coffee shops guide →

Where can you get ice cream in Lake Geneva?

Scoops (101 Broad St.), Something Sweet (235 Broad St.), Kilwins (772 W. Main St.) and Rainbow Cone on Edwards Blvd., which stays open latest. In Williams Bay, The Frosty Moose has scooped since 1980, and Fontana has Blue Heaven.

Sweet treats guide →

Where can you get a drink with a lake view?

PIER 290 in Williams Bay is the best on Geneva Lake. Downtown, try Baker House 1885, Barrique, Emmi’s or Nick’s on the Lake. In Fontana, Gordy’s and Chuck’s face the harbor. On Lake Como, Mars Resort, The Getaway and Deck Bar at Geneva National.

Bars, breweries and wineries →

Are there breweries and wineries near Lake Geneva?

Yes. Topsy Turvy Brewery and MashTun Brewing are in Lake Geneva, and Geneva Lake Distilling + Winery makes its own wine and spirits. Staller Estate Winery near Delavan is the full tasting outing, and Duesterbeck’s near Elkhorn is a farm brewery.

Bars, breweries and wineries →

Events and festivals10 questions

What is happening in Lake Geneva this weekend?

Check What’s Happening at The Lake, the weekly roundup posted every Wednesday morning. It covers festivals, live music, markets and community events around Geneva Lake and Walworth County, and it’s also sent free by email.

What’s Happening at The Lake →

What are the biggest annual events in Lake Geneva?

Winterfest (early February in 2027), Restaurant Week (late April), July 4 fireworks, the Venetian Festival (mid-August), the Walworth County Fair (Labor Day week) and Oktoberfest (the 2nd weekend of October).

Events calendar →

When is Lake Geneva Winterfest 2027?

Wednesday, Feb. 3 through Sunday, Feb. 7, 2027, at Riviera Plaza and Flat Iron Park downtown. America’s Snow Sculpting Invitational carves from 11 a.m. Wednesday to 11 a.m. Saturday, and the finished sculptures stay up through Sunday. Viewing is free.

Winterfest guide →

When is the Venetian Festival?

Every year in mid-August, Wednesday through Sunday, in Flat Iron, Library and Seminary parks. The lighted boat parade and fireworks are Sunday night at dusk. The Lake Geneva Jaycees run it, and 2027 dates haven’t been posted yet.

Venetian Festival guide →

When is Lake Geneva Oktoberfest?

The 2nd weekend of October in Flat Iron Park, with free admission. In 2026 it’s Saturday, Oct. 10 (11 a.m. to 8 p.m.) and Sunday, Oct. 11 (11 a.m. to 5 p.m.), with a beer crawl Friday, Oct. 9. Free shuttles run from the Park-n-Ride lots.

Oktoberfest guide →

When is the Walworth County Fair?

From the Wednesday before Labor Day through Labor Day Monday at the fairgrounds in Elkhorn, about 15 to 20 minutes north of Lake Geneva. Labor Day 2027 is Sept. 6. Parking is free, and rides cost extra.

County fair guide →

Are there free summer concerts in Lake Geneva?

Yes. Concerts in the Park run Thursdays from late June to early August, 6 to 8 p.m., at the Brunk Family Pavilion in Flat Iron Park. Fontana’s Music in the Park and Delavan’s Phoenix Park Bandshell series are free too.

Summer activities →

Where do you watch July 4 fireworks in Lake Geneva?

Liberty on the Lake in Flat Iron Park is the main downtown show on July 4, and Fontana sets off fireworks over the west end the same night. A Lake Geneva Cruise Line fireworks cruise puts you on the water.

Summer activities →

When is Lake Geneva Restaurant Week?

Late April, for about a week. Participating restaurants around the lake serve fixed-price breakfast, lunch and dinner menus. Wee Whiskey Fest at Grand Geneva usually lands the weekend before.

Spring activities →

When is the Lake Geneva Christmas parade?

The Electric Christmas Parade runs down Broad and Main streets on the first Saturday in December at 5 p.m. It’s free.

Winter activities →

Lake Geneva by season7 questions

Is Lake Geneva worth visiting in spring?

Yes, if you want food, history and quiet trails more than swimming. Boat tours restart in April, Restaurant Week fills late April, and Black Point Estate and the Thursday farmers market open in May. Rates are well below summer.

Spring activities →

What is there to do in Lake Geneva in summer?

Ride the Mailboat, swim at Riviera, Williams Bay or Fontana, rent a pontoon or paddleboard, watch a free water ski show, go to Thursday’s Concert in the Park and plan around July 4 and the Venetian Festival.

Summer activities →

When is peak fall color around Lake Geneva?

Usually mid to late October. Snake Road (Rustic Road 29 on the north side of the lake), a fall boat cruise and the Shore Path are the best ways to see it. Check the Travel Wisconsin Fall Color Report the week you go.

Fall scenic drives →

Where can you go apple picking near Lake Geneva?

Royal Oak Farm in Harvard, Illinois, is the best all-around pick. Munster Orchard, Harvest Time Orchards, Apple Barn in Elkhorn and The Elegant Farmer also offer U-pick. Pearce’s Farm Stand in Walworth is the closest pumpkin patch, open daily through Oct. 31.

Orchards and pumpkin patches →

Is Lake Geneva worth visiting in winter?

Yes, if you plan around the season. Winterfest, skiing at Grand Geneva and Alpine Valley, iceboat racing in Williams Bay, ice fishing and quiet resort weekends make it a good trip, and lodging is cheaper outside Winterfest and the holidays. Boat tours and beaches are closed.

Winter activities →

Where can you ski near Lake Geneva?

The Mountain Top at Grand Geneva is about 10 minutes from downtown with 21 runs. Alpine Valley near Elkhorn is about 25 minutes away with a slopeside hotel and night skiing. Wilmot Mountain, near the Illinois line, is on the Epic Pass.

Alpine Valley guide →

Does Geneva Lake freeze over?

Usually, but later and less evenly than smaller lakes because it’s deep and spring-fed. Ice fishing typically starts by mid-January, with Williams Bay the most popular spot. Ice thickness varies a lot, so check with a bait shop or guide before going out.

Fishing guide →

Outdoors, fishing and day trips8 questions

Where can you hike near Lake Geneva?

The Shore Path, Big Foot Beach State Park (about 5 miles of trails), Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy in Williams Bay (231 acres, free) and White River County Park. For bigger hills, the Kettle Moraine Southern Unit is 30 to 40 minutes north.

Outdoor activities →

How much is a Wisconsin state park pass?

A daily vehicle pass is $13 for Wisconsin plates and $16 for out-of-state plates. A 12-month pass is $28 for Wisconsin plates and $50 for out-of-state plates. You need one at Big Foot Beach State Park and in the Kettle Moraine State Forest units.

Kettle Moraine guide →

Do you need a fishing license at Lake Geneva?

Yes, if you’re 16 or older. Kids 15 and under fish free. Buy a Wisconsin license online through the DNR’s Go Wild system or at a bait shop. Wisconsin’s free fishing weekends are the third full weekend in January and the first full weekend in June.

Fishing guide →

What fish are in Geneva Lake?

Smallmouth bass (which the DNR rates abundant), largemouth bass, walleye, northern pike, lake trout, ciscoes and panfish. Delavan Lake is the nearby walleye and muskie lake, and Lake Como is a bass lake.

Fishing guide →

Where can you bike near Lake Geneva?

The White River State Trail runs 19 flat miles of crushed limestone from Elkhorn to Dover. Mountain bikers head to the John Muir and Emma Carlin trails in the Kettle Moraine Southern Unit. Riders 16 and older need a state trail pass ($5 a day or $25 a year).

Kettle Moraine Southern Unit →

How far is the Kettle Moraine from Lake Geneva?

The Southern Unit’s Whitewater Lake trailheads are about 30 minutes north, and its Eagle headquarters about 40 to 45 minutes. The Northern Unit is about 1 hour 45 minutes. The Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive starts at Whitewater Lake and runs 115 miles north.

Kettle Moraine guide →

What are the best day trips from Lake Geneva?

The East Troy Railroad and The Elegant Farmer, the Kettle Moraine Southern Unit, Old World Wisconsin in Eagle, the Bristol Renaissance Faire in summer, and the Kenosha museums on a rainy day. All are within about an hour.

Day trips guide →

How many lakes are near Lake Geneva?

About 26 within roughly 21 miles of downtown. The biggest are Geneva Lake (5,401 acres), Delavan Lake (1,906 acres) and Lake Como (955 acres). Most have public launches, but a few limit access.

Guide to the 26 lakes →

Resorts, golf and places to stay4 questions

What is the best resort in Lake Geneva?

Grand Geneva Resort & Spa is the best all-around pick, with 2 championship courses, the Wee Nip short course, a spa and skiing on 1,300 acres. The Abbey Resort in Fontana is the best pick on the water.

Resorts guide →

Is there a Lake Geneva resort with an indoor waterpark?

Yes. Timber Ridge Lodge on the Grand Geneva grounds has Moose Mountain Falls, a 50,000-square-foot indoor and outdoor waterpark, and all-suite rooms with kitchens. Its Daycation package works as a day pass.

Resorts guide →

What is a condotel?

A hotel where each room or suite is an individually owned condominium. Owners can stay in their unit, and the hotel rents it to guests the rest of the time through a rental program. The Lake Geneva area has 9 of them.

Condotels guide →

What is the best golf course near Lake Geneva?

Geneva National, with 3 courses designed by Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and Lee Trevino. The Brute at Grand Geneva is the toughest test. The Lake Geneva Golf Trail covers 15 courses in and around Walworth County.

Golf trail →

Towns around the lake6 questions

What towns are on Geneva Lake?

The city of Lake Geneva on the east end, the village of Williams Bay on the north shore and the village of Fontana-on-Geneva Lake on the west end. The rest of the shoreline is unincorporated town land.

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What’s the difference between Lake Geneva, Williams Bay and Fontana?

Lake Geneva is the lake’s city, with the biggest downtown, most restaurants and the tour boats. Williams Bay (about 6 miles west) has its own bay, beach and marina, plus Yerkes and Kishwauketoe. Fontana (about 10 miles west) is built around its beach, marinas and The Abbey Resort. Each has its own school district.

Lake Geneva community guide →

What towns are near Lake Geneva, Wisconsin?

Within about 30 minutes: Williams Bay, Fontana, Walworth, Delavan, Elkhorn, Twin Lakes, Genoa City, Burlington, Darien, Sharon, East Troy, Whitewater and Mukwonago. Richmond, Illinois, is just across the state line on US-12.

Community guides →

What is Geneva National?

A gated community of about 1,200 condos and single-family homes on 1,800 acres along Lake Como, about 4 miles west of downtown Lake Geneva. It surrounds 54 holes of golf, and the HOA and the golf club are separate.

Geneva National guide →

What is Abbey Springs?

A gated community on the west end of Geneva Lake in Fontana, founded in 1971, with an 18-hole golf course, a private beach, a marina and a clubhouse. The golf course sells public tee times.

Abbey Springs guide →

Which towns near Lake Geneva are closest to Chicago and Milwaukee?

Twin Lakes, Genoa City and Richmond, Illinois, are about 75 to 90 minutes from the Loop. Mukwonago (about 35 minutes), East Troy and Burlington (about 40 minutes) are closest to Milwaukee.

Community guides →

Owning a home at the lake6 questions

What is the difference between lakefront and lake access?

Lakefront property touches the water and can have its own permitted pier. Lake access property sits back from the shoreline and shares a pier, beach or boat launch through an association or deeded rights. Always confirm what rights come with a specific property.

Lake towns near Chicago →

What kinds of homes are around Geneva Lake?

Lakefront homes, lake-access homes with association piers, downtown Lake Geneva condos and condotels, historic in-town houses, golf-community homes at Geneva National and Abbey Springs, and acreage in the surrounding towns.

Lake Geneva community guide →

How do you find out which school district serves a property?

Check by address with the district itself. Around the lake, districts don’t follow town lines neatly: Lake Geneva, Williams Bay, Fontana, Walworth and Genoa City each run their own elementary districts, and high school students go to separate union high school districts.

Community guides →

Can you get a mortgage on a condotel unit?

It’s harder than for a regular condo. Many lenders won’t finance hotel-operated condo projects, and rental income from a hotel program isn’t guaranteed. Talk to a lender and review the rental agreement before you make an offer.

Condotels guide →

Can you rent out a home at Geneva National?

Not short term. Owners must hold a property 3 years before renting, and leases must be at least 12 months. Rental rules vary across the lake’s associations and municipalities, so check them before you buy.

Geneva National guide →

Who writes LakeGenevaWeekend.com?

Kim and Joel Reyenga, a real estate team with eXp Realty based in Williams Bay. They cover Geneva Lake and the surrounding Walworth County towns. Reach Joel at (262) 325-9867 or joel.reyenga@exprealty.com.

About Kim and Joel →

Still have a question?

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