CB Timberland Properties' Wedemeyer named Realtor of the Year
Coldwell Banker Timberland Properties, one of the largest real estate brokerages in Upstate New York's Catskill Mountains, revealed that its president and principal broker, Eric Wedemeyer, has been named Realtor of the Year by the Otsego-Delaware Board of Realtors.
Wedemeyer received the honor at the board's annual meeting in Oneonta. A long sought-after adviser to businesses and community development groups, Wedemeyer currently serves as a director on the Otsego-Delaware Board of Realtors.
"Eric is immensely deserving of this special honor from his Realtor colleagues," said out-going board president Jacqlene Rose. "He embodies professionalism and innovation, and give wholly and with integrity to his clients, community, and our real estate industry."
"It is an honor to receive the Realtor of the Year award," said Wedemeyer. "Working with the association and with the Coldwell Banker Timberland Properties team, I'm surrounded by a talented group of Realtors. It is a pleasure to be a member of such a distinguished group of professionals and to be recognized for my work."
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