The Rebecca Francis Team, part of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach, REALTORS®, announced the addition of Mackenzie Till to its growing team of expert residential agents.
“We are so thrilled to be adding Mackenzie to our team,” said Rebecca L. Francis, broker associate and leader of the Rebecca Francis Team. “Her heart for this community, combined with her incredible work ethic and service mindset, makes her a perfect fit. Our clients will instantly recognize the care and professionalism she brings to every step of the real estate process.”
A lifelong resident of the Lehigh Valley, Till brings a deep understanding of the region’s neighborhoods, housing trends and community lifestyle to her role. With a background in the hospitality and service industries, Till has built a career on relationship-driven client care. Her seamless, personalized approach to buying and selling ensures that every client feels heard, supported and empowered to make informed decisions.
Prior to joining the real estate field, Till worked for several years in hospitality settings throughout the Lehigh Valley. Having studied business management and international relations at Northampton Community College and Towson University, respectively, her service-first mindset and local roots allow her to serve a diverse range of clients — from first-time home buyers and those relocating to the Lehigh Valley, to seasoned investors.
“It’s an honor to join the Rebecca Francis Team—an organization that values professionalism, integrity and relationships,” said Till. “I’m excited to serve the community I love with the backing of a highly respected group that delivers at the highest level.”
When she’s not helping clients find their perfect home, Till enjoys participating in local theatre, playing recreational sports and exploring the outdoors with her dog. She is passionate about helping people not just find a house, but build a true sense of home and belonging.
To meet all members of the Rebecca Francis Team, visit rebeccafrancisrealtors.com/team.
