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- DeLena Ciamacco
- Columbus & Central Ohio, United States
- DeLena Ciamacco is a well-known, respected Top Producing Realtor in Central Ohio. Her myriad of accomplishments, recognition, and professional credentials as they relate to Real Estate, make her a perfect individual to provide insight to the masses on all aspects of Real Estate sales. Her creativity and honest approach to marketing Real Estate has enabled her to succeed in her career. DeLena’s philosophy is “An educated and well prepared Buyer or Seller is a smart Buyer or Seller”. Her desire is to inform the public, by pulling from her 20+ years of Real Estate sales & Marketing, what is necessary to get to a successful closing in these challenging times.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
NEW LISTING!
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Friday, December 24, 2010
Happy Holidays Greater Columbus!
Happy Holidays
on behalf of myself & my staff here at
Re/Max Connection, Realtors!
May the New Year bring everyone health, wealth, and happiness!
Welcome 2011!
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New Albany, Ohio Upcoming Events
Compliments of The New Albany Chamber
WHAT’S HAPPENING IN NEW ALBANY….
New AlbanyCommunity Foundation welcomes Author James Bradley to “A Remarkable Evening” Nov 17
New Albany Drama Club presents “Hairspray”November 18th, 19th and 20th @7:30pm Pre-sale $12 for general admission and $7 for students and senior citizens At the Door (may be limited) $10 and $15 respectively www.mccoycenter.org or call Box Office 614-245-4701
THANK YOU CHI THAI!
for generously stepping up to be the Premiere event sponsor for the Holiday Celebration on Sunday Dec. 5, 2010 at the Plain Township Fire Station 2-4 p.m. and Key Bank for volunteering and also donating. Join us for this FREE event to celebrate the season. Guests are invited to bring toys to donate to “Firefighters for Kids” which will benefit needy families this year. Visit with Santa Claus, enjoy hot chocolate sponsored by the boyscouts, make crafts and decorate cookies made by our Fire Union.
McCulloughs Open House –Dec. 4 & 5 get ready to deck the halls with beautiful greenery and more!
14401 Jug StreetJohnstown, OH 43031614-855-1288 (Central College East turns into Jug Street).
New Albany Ballet Company “The Nutcracker” Dec. 7, 7 p.m., Dec. 8, 2 p.m & 7 p.m, & Dec. 12 2 p.m.
Enjoy the magic of this beautiful tale and the outstanding performances by our performers.
New AlbanyHigh School Choir Dec. 13 7:30 p.m. ; New Albany High School Bands Dec. 14 7 p.m.
New Albany Symphony presents “Holiday Spectacular” Dec. 19 3 p.m. at the McCoy call Box Office 614-245-4701 or www.newalbanysymphony.com Luis Biava conductor; David Niwa violin; Susan Reed guest composer; New Albany Children Choir Pickerington Children Choir Broadway Bound Dance Center. Plan to arrive early to purchase a Gift Box and participate in all the pre-concert activities for the kids. Please help us support the Mid-Ohio Food Bank by bringing a can to the concert!
WHAT’S HAPPENING IN NEW ALBANY….
New AlbanyCommunity Foundation welcomes Author James Bradley to “A Remarkable Evening” Nov 17
New Albany Drama Club presents “Hairspray”November 18th, 19th and 20th @7:30pm Pre-sale $12 for general admission and $7 for students and senior citizens At the Door (may be limited) $10 and $15 respectively www.mccoycenter.org or call Box Office 614-245-4701
THANK YOU CHI THAI!
for generously stepping up to be the Premiere event sponsor for the Holiday Celebration on Sunday Dec. 5, 2010 at the Plain Township Fire Station 2-4 p.m. and Key Bank for volunteering and also donating. Join us for this FREE event to celebrate the season. Guests are invited to bring toys to donate to “Firefighters for Kids” which will benefit needy families this year. Visit with Santa Claus, enjoy hot chocolate sponsored by the boyscouts, make crafts and decorate cookies made by our Fire Union.
McCulloughs Open House –Dec. 4 & 5 get ready to deck the halls with beautiful greenery and more!
14401 Jug StreetJohnstown, OH 43031614-855-1288 (Central College East turns into Jug Street).
New Albany Ballet Company “The Nutcracker” Dec. 7, 7 p.m., Dec. 8, 2 p.m & 7 p.m, & Dec. 12 2 p.m.
Enjoy the magic of this beautiful tale and the outstanding performances by our performers.
New AlbanyHigh School Choir Dec. 13 7:30 p.m. ; New Albany High School Bands Dec. 14 7 p.m.
New Albany Symphony presents “Holiday Spectacular” Dec. 19 3 p.m. at the McCoy call Box Office 614-245-4701 or www.newalbanysymphony.com Luis Biava conductor; David Niwa violin; Susan Reed guest composer; New Albany Children Choir Pickerington Children Choir Broadway Bound Dance Center. Plan to arrive early to purchase a Gift Box and participate in all the pre-concert activities for the kids. Please help us support the Mid-Ohio Food Bank by bringing a can to the concert!
Monday, November 8, 2010
Friday, November 5, 2010
NEW LISTINGS!
JUST LISTED!
~2740 ALUM CROSSING DR~
BRAND NEW CUSTOM HOME!
JUST LISTED!
~2648 ALUM CROSSING DR~
BRAND NEW & BEAUTIFUL!
JUST LISTED!
~960 ELDERBERRY LOOP~
2011 PARADE OF HOMES SUBDIVISION!
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
NEW LISTING!
JUST LISTED!
~Willow Glen Lane 2013~
INCREDIBLE SETTING!
Call today to set up a showing!
614-882-6725
614-882-6725
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
WE ARE EXPERIENCING AN UNUSUAL SLOW PERIOD!!
“According to Point2Agent’s Real Estate Confidence Index: Last month, the level of confidence in the real estate market dipped 8.42% among real estate professionals.”
In addition, we have 3 important events/scenarios that will most likely affect real estate sales in our Country and/or Central Ohio:
First; Bank Foreclosures. RISMEDIA, October 6, 2010—(CBS MoneyWatch)—On Friday, Bank of America announced that it would suspend foreclosures in 23 states while it amended filed paperwork. That makes B of A the third major bank in two weeks to put its foreclosure process in limbo. Two days earlier J.P. Morgan Chase announced it would freeze foreclosures on more than 50,000 homes currently in receipt of a foreclosure filing. Last week, Ally Financial Inc. (the former GMAC Mortgage) also froze foreclosures.
All three banks have admitted to problems in the processing of foreclosures, including the use of so-called “robo-signatures,” employees who job it is to solely sign foreclosure docs without reviewing the paperwork.
Today, Ohio’s Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner asked federal prosecutors to investigate foreclosure irregularities in her state. Ohio has been pushing lenders to do better. On September 17, Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray announced that the state court had affirmed its case and legal strategy of holding loan servicers accountable in the foreclosure crisis.
So will Chase’s and Ally’s foreclosure freeze ultimately fix the housing market? That’s one theory put forth in today’s New York Times. But, I’m not so sure. What will happen in the short run is that all of the banks will put a moratorium on the foreclosures. Law firms that have become foreclosures processing machines in places like Florida will have a lot of extra time on their hands.
Keep in mind, even though they are suspending the foreclosure release now, at some point all of those properties will hit the market. It concerns me that they will flood the market when they do. This could most definitely have an affect on the “normal” property sales.
Second; The election. 2010 will include 1 of numerous mid-term elections during which I have been selling homes as a Licensed Real Estate Agent. The trend is predictable. There exists many unknowns with a “change of elected officials” regardless of your preferred Political Party/Views. People become insecure with job opportunities/loss, interest rates, capital gains taxes, changes in laws, health care and many other issues which can affect consumer confidence. This includes real estate sales and home purchases. Historically, until our new elected officials are announced, Real Estate Buying and showings, in general, will slow.
Last; it is Football Season and the Holidays are fast approaching. Undoubtedly, if you have real estate listed to sell, during OSU Football games and game day you have already noticed a severe drop in activity (showings, cold calls and even internet hits). This happens each and every year! As you would expect, showings will noticeably decrease during the Holiday Season. However, does this by no means indicate that your property will not sell!! In fact, October through February (although they are reportedly the slowest closing months of the year) are usually not far behind the “prime selling season” by way of closings. We tend to have less “lookers” and more serious Buyers during the winter months. November through February produce the majority of Home Buyers relocating because major companies fiscal year ends tend to occur in December and January (and, of course, June).
Fortunately, the Ohio market is relatively consistent and tends to recover quickly from these types of slow periods.
Overall, this year has been as steady as we could hope for existing property sales
The good news…and there is good news! Interest rates remain at an all-time low between 4.00% and 4.25% fixed for 30 years! We will probably not see rates this low again in our lifetime. It surprises me that Buyers are not rushing to take advantage of these historic, low rates. The rates have continued to drop to help offset the slow period.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Today is the perfect day to buy or sell!!
Interest rates and Home prices are still incredibly low! What are the Buyers and Sellers waiting for??? I would be happy to help!
DeLena Ciamacco
DeLena Ciamacco
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
A little something about Me...
I just wanted to take this time and officially introduce myself. I am DeLena Ciamacco. This is my very first post on my first blog! To begin, I would like to share with you all my story.
I was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. I attended Columbus Public Schools and then The Ohio State University for 6 years with studies in International Business, International Marketing, and Criminology/Sociology. In 1989, I decided to take a temporary detour from my original path of attending Law School at Capital University and decided to pursue my Real Estate career.
I began to sell Real Estate with a local Conventional Brokerage and soon discovered that in order to grow, I would need to affiliate myself with a much larger, International Company. I went with RE/MAX and that is where my career began to soar! After just my second year with RE/MAX (1993), I ranked #5 in all of Ohio among RE/MAX Realtors! In addition to all my local recognizable rewards with the Columbus Board and Ohio Association of Realtors, I was inducted into the RE/MAX International "Hall of Fame" which, at the time, was RE/MAX's highest achievement award. I was the youngest Realtor in RE/MAX history to attain this level of sales! Since my first full year with RE/MAX, I have been the recipient of RE/MAX's highest awards along with several other recognitions. In turn, I have taken all of that hard work and success and continued to work very hard for those I represent.
Please check out my website -- delena.com --for more information about me and my listings, contact info, and more!
I was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. I attended Columbus Public Schools and then The Ohio State University for 6 years with studies in International Business, International Marketing, and Criminology/Sociology. In 1989, I decided to take a temporary detour from my original path of attending Law School at Capital University and decided to pursue my Real Estate career.
I began to sell Real Estate with a local Conventional Brokerage and soon discovered that in order to grow, I would need to affiliate myself with a much larger, International Company. I went with RE/MAX and that is where my career began to soar! After just my second year with RE/MAX (1993), I ranked #5 in all of Ohio among RE/MAX Realtors! In addition to all my local recognizable rewards with the Columbus Board and Ohio Association of Realtors, I was inducted into the RE/MAX International "Hall of Fame" which, at the time, was RE/MAX's highest achievement award. I was the youngest Realtor in RE/MAX history to attain this level of sales! Since my first full year with RE/MAX, I have been the recipient of RE/MAX's highest awards along with several other recognitions. In turn, I have taken all of that hard work and success and continued to work very hard for those I represent.
Please check out my website -- delena.com --for more information about me and my listings, contact info, and more!
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