Hi, I’m Hannah Manierka!

I took a winding path from linguistics and hospitality to marketing and real estate—but the common thread has always been communication, curiosity, and connection. Here’s a little more about the person behind Team Fundytus’ marketing.

Hi, I’m Noah Giglia Hoffman!

Finding your next home isn’t just about property itself. It is about finding a place where you can grow and personalize it, finding a neighbourhood you can take family walks in, and finding a community that aligns with you.

Hi, I’m Karim Ali!

The Slowest Runner Sets the Pace: A Little About Me Hi, I’m Karim! I’m a buyer specialist on the Nick Fundytus Team, which means I spend most of my time with people who are making one of the biggest decisions of their lives, often for the first time, and usually while holding down everything else… Continue reading Hi, I’m Karim Ali!

Hi, I’m Nick Fundytus!

August: About the Team. My path to becoming a Realtor in Ottawa was an accidental one, but the right one!

Hi, I’m Chelsea Angus!

#Neighbourhoodhotspots: As an Ottawa Realtor, I know a home is more than just a property—it’s about the community. Join me as I uncover these local treasures and share what makes Ottawa’s neighborhoods special!

The Best Pieces of Advice that I Ever Received

About the Team: Here are some of the best pieces of advice that I’ve received. They arrived from the right teacher at the right time and place for me, and maybe they’ll be useful to you, too.

Chalk Dust to Closing Day: My Experience as a Teacher and How it Shapes Working With You

This is a photo of one of the first days of my time teaching in Macau SAR, China. Can you find young me in the photo?

About the Team: From teaching the children of casino executives and diplomats in Macau to guiding Ottawa families through multi-offer negotiations, Nick’s years in the classroom still shape every step of your real-estate journey.

25 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Nick Fundytus

About the Team: Get to know our team lead and listing Realtor, Nick Fundytus