Kearny house beats expectations

 In a competitive market where every detail counts, one home on Clinton Avenue in Kearny just shattered expectations — closing for a remarkable $85,000 over the asking price. The powerhouse behind the sale? None other than Adrian Tridel of Adrian Edwards Real Estate, who continues to deliver standout results across Northern New Jersey.

This charming home, set on a quiet, tree-lined block in Kearny’s highly sought-after Manor section, drew serious attention from the moment it hit the market. With expertly curated marketing, strategic pricing, and Adrian's signature client-focused approach, the home became the center of a bidding war that ultimately pushed the sale well beyond initial projections.

“It’s not just about listing a property — it’s about unlocking its full value,” said Adrian Tridel, lead agent and founder of Adrian Edwards Real Estate. “We put together a customized marketing strategy for this home, knowing it had the potential to speak to buyers emotionally and financially. The response was overwhelming.”

And overwhelming it was: dozens of showings, multiple offers in under a week, and a clean, over-asking contract accepted in record time.

Adrian’s clients praised him for his tireless attention to detail, his transparent communication, and his ability to make a stressful process feel seamless. “Working with Adrian was the best decision we made,” the sellers said. “He made us feel supported from day one — and his results speak for themselves.”

Known for treating each listing like a high-end campaign regardless of price point, Adrian Edwards Real Estate continues to set a new standard for boutique service and top-tier results. From professional staging and photography to aggressive buyer targeting and flawless negotiation, Adrian and his team deliver.

This sale on Clinton Avenue is yet another testament to what’s possible when experience, passion, and strategy align. Whether you're a first-time seller or a seasoned investor, one thing is clear: Adrian Edwards Real Estate doesn’t just sell homes — they raise the bar.