Wildwood, NJ Business
Gratz joined RE/MAX At The Shore
Written by Staff Reports Thursday, April 05, 2012 09:33 am
NORTH WILDWOOD – Sonja Gratz has joined RE/MAX At The Shore in North Wildwood as a broker-salesperson. She specializes in Sales and rentals, residential properties, investment properties, commercial real estate, land, short sales and foreclosures, accoriding to the agency.
New real estate firm in Crest
Written by Staff Reports Thursday, April 05, 2012 09:32 am
A lifelong Wildwood resident, real estate owner and broker has opened a new full-service real estate firm in Wildwood Crest.
Cafiero joins Century 21
Written by Staff Reports Thursday, April 05, 2012 09:30 am
WILDWOOD CREST -- Suzanne Cafiero has joined the Wildwood Crest office of Century 21 Alliance, the agency recently announced. Cafiero has lived in Cape May County for more 20 years, selling real estate full time for nearly 10 years.
Cabrera Realty agents receive Circle of Excellence
Written by Staff Reports Wednesday, March 07, 2012 04:39 pm
WILDWOOD CREST – Jeanine Cabrera of Wildwood Crest, owner of Cabrera Realty, along with associates Jackie Bada-Gaffney of Oceanview and Denise Marcell-Sullivan of Diamond Beach, have made the million-dollar sales club at Cabrera Realty and earned the Circle of Excellence award from the Cape May County Association of Realtors.
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Konides opens real estate firm in Crest
Written by Staff Reports Tuesday, March 06, 2012 05:06 pm
Nicholas D. Konides has opened a full-service real estate firm in Wildwood Crest. Jersey Shore Real Estate Services, LLC is located at 5712 New Jersey Ave.
Crest Savings supports Wildwood Historical Society
Written by Staff Reports Tuesday, January 31, 2012 01:47 pm
Jodie DiEduardo, second from right, senior vice president and branch administrator for Crest Savings Bank, makes a donation on behalf of the bank to Al Brannen, right, of the Wildwood Historical Society. They are joined by Jay M. Ford, left, Crest Savings president and CEO, and Jon Roat of the Historical Society. The donation was used to fund repairs at the historical society’s George F. Boyer Museum, including two new flat roofs.
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