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Posted: February 11, 2025
Gino Bello Homes team joins Howard Hanna Rand Realty
Scarsdale, NY Gino Bello Homes team has joined Howard Hanna Rand Realty at its local office.
Led by Gino Bello and Gerry Magnarelli, the team brings over two decades of real estate experience and a proven track record of success in Westchester County. The Gino Bello team, recognized as the #1 real estate sales team in White Plains and Greater White Plains by Houlihan Lawrence in 2023, has closed over 1,600 transactions in the past 20 years.
The team operating under the Hanna Luxury brand includes real estate professionals Daniel Cezimbra, Vincent Caiola, and Georgette Fryburg, supported by operations manager Lina Tinelli.
“Joining Howard Hanna Rand Realty represents an exciting new chapter for our team,” said team leader Bello. “Our decision was driven by our commitment to providing the highest level of service to our clients. The company’s innovative technology, marketing resources, and strong leadership align perfectly with our vision for growth while maintaining the personalized attention our clients have come to expect.”
Matt Rand, CEO of Howard Hanna Rand Realty, said “The addition of the Gino Bello team to our Scarsdale office significantly enhances our presence in Westchester County. Their reputation for integrity, exceptional customer service, and consistent results make them a perfect fit for our organization. We’re thrilled to support their continued success and growth.”
“We are excited to welcome such an industry leader in Westchester and Connecticut,” said JP Endres Scarsdale office manager. “Their proven track record, deep market knowledge, and commitment to client service exemplify the values we champion at Howard Hanna Rand Realty. Their presence will further strengthen our position as a leading real estate firm in Westchester County and growth of our Hanna Luxury division. I am thrilled to be collaborating with this dynamic team and be apart of their expansion and growth.”
The team has been featured as “Face of Westchester Real Estate” by Westchester Magazine from 2019 to 2023 and has received industry accolades, including recognition among America’s Best Real Estate Agents by Real Trends.
Howard Hanna Rand Realty is a real estate brokerage serving New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut with 30 offices and over 1,000 agents. As part of the Howard Hanna Family of Companies, the largest family-owned and -operated real estate brokerage in the United States, Rand Realty benefits from a full-service real estate ecosystem that includes title, insurance, and mortgage services. Howard Hanna spans 13 states with over 500 offices and 15,000 sales associates and staff.
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