About John Kuester III

John Kuester III, sold over $109 million in real estate in 2025. He serves the Greater Philadelphia area, specializing in Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs.

Kuester started his career in new construction sales—working his way up from sales assistant to area sales manager—which gave him enormous experience with the ins and outs of the real estate market.

After working for small local builders and the country’s largest national homebuilders, Kuester now loves using his skills and experience to help buyers find new homes and sellers get top dollar for their properties.

Kuester also welcomes working with builders on cost-effective listing strategies. “I’ve seen patches of dirt turn into whole communities, and I bring that appreciation for quality construction and design when working with my clients either to highlight the best aspects of the home they are selling or to help them focus on the most important features of their future home,” he says.

Kuester grew up in Media, PA and, after attending The Woodlynde School in Wayne, graduated from Saint Joseph’s University.

“Working in new construction gave me an intimate knowledge of the Greater Philadelphia suburbs, I’ve planned and sold whole communities, which means knowing the existing housing stock, school districts, major employers, townships, their taxes and even traffic patterns.”

Currently living in Society Hill, Kuester has familiarity with the city market. He previously was a member of the board of the Philadelphia Theatre Company, and co-sponsored the Seldin-Kuester Fellowship at the Youth Sentencing & Reentry Project.

For his sellers, Kuester is full service. “My job as a listing agent is to make it as easy as possible for potential buyers to see themselves in the home—and to make that process easy for my own clients.”

One of Kuester’s listings was the highest ever sale price for a townhome in Northern Liberties — $2.375 million. Kuester also represented the buyer for the highest townhome sale in Society Hill for 2023 — $2.8 million.