949.903.9979 | erindennison@phillyhomegirls.com
I’ve always been drawn to the idea of helping people feel truly at home, and when I discovered that real estate could be the path to do just that, everything clicked. These days, I get to walk alongside people during one of the biggest (and most emotional) purchases of their lives, and that’s a responsibility I don’t take lightly.
After years of moving around, from California to Las Vegas to various corners of Pennsylvania, I’ve finally landed somewhere that feels like home: Fishtown. I will forever be in awe of the architecture throughout the city, the history, and the way each neighborhood has its own heartbeat. Being a REALTOR®in Philadelphia allows me to work with first-time homebuyers, investors and clients who want a change of scenery.
Before real estate, I worked in project management roles within healthcare and social services, most recently in housing stability programs for low-income families. That experience gave me a deeper understanding of how complex and emotional the path to housing can be - and how transformative it is to have someone to help navigate by your side. I’m especially excited about becoming your go-to resource for first-time buyers, helping you learn all the ins and outs of grants and homebuying programs (Philly has an incredible offering!). I love helping people who may be just beginning to imagine homeownership, especially those navigating tight budgets, big life shifts, or a whole lot of questions.
Outside of real estate, I’m usually hanging with my dog Lando - half lab, half corgi, and full-time cutie, exploring new parks or hunting for the best shawarma in the city. On weekends, I’m either checking out a new trail, farmers market, or film screening, or planning my next road trip (30 states down, 20 to go!).
My approach to real estate is a lot like my approach to life: curious, collaborative, and driven by connection. If you’re dreaming of a home in Philly or the surrounding ‘burbs, I’d be honored to help you find it - and to make sure the journey there feels informed, supported, and of course, a whole lot of fun.
