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Stephanie Biello Top real estate agent in New Hope

Stephanie Biello

Biello & Black Group
23 Years of Experience
$22M
Total Sales Last Year
23
Years of Experience
15
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years
$885.6K
Average Price Point
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About Stephanie Biello

As a real estate leader and influencer, Stephanie Biello has sold many millions of dollars in residential real estate since obtaining her sales license in 2002. A native of Houston, Texas, Stephanie moved to Philadelphia in 1987 and has lived and worked in the city ever since. She is currently based in Warrington, Pa., but has direct sales experience in Philadelphia's Rittenhouse Square, Montgomery County, and the Bucks County area as well. Stephanie is the 2022 Immediate Past President of the Greater Philadelphia Association of Realtors after serving two consecutive terms, 2020 & 2021, as GPAR president during the pandemic. Under her leadership, GPAR has continued to be a powerful voice for real estate in the Greater Philadelphia region. Stephanie is a passionate advocate for homeownership and has been instrumental in helping countless people realize their real estate dreams. If you're looking for an experienced, knowledgeable real estate professional to help you buy or sell a home in the Greater Philadelphia area, Stephanie Biello is the perfect person for the job. Stephanie began her real estate career in 2002 with Coldwell Banker in Huntingdon Valley, eventually moving into new construction sales management with DeLuca Homes. As the New Luxury Home Sales Manager for the Coventry Meadows community in Bucks County, she honed her research and sales skills, consistently meeting or exceeding sales goals. In this role, she also guided buyers through the many decisions required in the home-building process and brought them to settlement. Stephanie also has experience successfully selling ultra luxury condominiums in Philadelphia, having been the New Luxury Condominium Sales Manager for 10 Rittenhouse Square on Rittenhouse Square where she achieved tens of millions in sales in a difficult economic environment. During her tenure, she received the 2010 Best Real Estate Deal in Philadelphia Award. Stephanie served as the Community Sales Manager for Hilltop at Falls Ridge, a Westrum Development Company enclave of 128 condominiums and town homes in East Falls. There, she injected new energy into the sales effort by implementing new marketing strategies and revitalizing the community's appearance and sales center. In 2018, Stephanie was elected Vice President of the Greater Philadelphia Association of Realtors (GPAR) and continued in serving two consecutive terms as 2020 & 2021 GPAR President. She has served on the Legislative Committee, Standard Forms Committee, Horizon Committee, PAR's Member Services Committee and the Foundation Education Committee and several task force committees of the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors (PAR). She is a PAR Director representing Greater Philadelphia Association of Realtors (GPAR). Stephanie is an avid volleyball player, loves the beach and is a dedicated mom. She enjoys volunteering, coaching volleyball and spending time with her four children and grandchildren.
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Credentials

LICENSE
Real Estate - Pennsylvania - # RM425109
Designation

At Home with Diversity

Real Estate Broker

ePro

REALTOR

Specialties

  • Sellers
  • Buyers
  • Residential Property
  • Commercial Property

Recent Sales

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Date
Address
Price
Represented
12/01/2022
6 Ervin Rd Pipersville, PA 18947
Sold For $2.4M
12/01/2022
11/10/2022
106 Autumn Trace New Hope, PA 18938
Sold For $2.6M
11/10/2022
10/28/2022
16 Bartons Mill Dr Washington Crossing, PA 18977
Sold For $785K
10/28/2022
10/12/2022
2 Barclay Ct Newtown, PA 18940
Sold For $660K
10/12/2022

Answered Questions

How can I tell if an area is up and coming?

To determine if an area is up and coming, there are a few key indicators to look for. Firstly, research the population growth trends over the past few years. If the area has seen an increase in population, that can indicate demand from potential homeowners or renters. Secondly, check if there are any new construction projects underway in the area. This could signal that more people are interested in moving to the area and businesses are investing in the local economy. Lastly, look at local amenities and community resources such as schools, parks, shops and restaurants. If these services have improved or been added recently it could be a sign of a growing interest in the neighborhood.

Answered by Stephanie Biello | Chicago, IL, USA | 705 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 years ago
How do i buy a house overseas?

The best way to purchase a house overseas is to work with an international real estate agent who is familiar with the local laws and regulations. They will be able to guide you through the process and provide you with valuable insights about the market. Depending on where you are buying, there may be additional fees associated with purchasing overseas such as currency exchange fees, transfer taxes, and other transaction costs. Your real estate agent can provide more information about this so that you are fully informed before making a decision. We have an extensive network across the globe and would be happy to help make that connection!

Answered by Stephanie Biello | Culver City, CA, USA | 708 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 years ago
what are flat fee realtors?

A flat fee realtor is a real estate professional who charges a set fee for their services rather than a commission based on the sale price of the home.

Answered by Stephanie Biello | Philadelphia | 439 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 years ago
What updates are worth it?

When considering what updates are worth investing in, it is important to take into consideration the overall condition of the condo and your target market. It may be beneficial to invest in projects that will have a lasting impact on your home's value, such as updating outdated appliances or fixtures, making cosmetic improvements (e.g., painting, replacing countertops or flooring), or tackling more elaborate projects such as expanding the space. Additionally, you may want to consider ways to make the home energy efficient, which could also add value for potential buyers. Ultimately, it is wise to consult with a local real estate agent to gain insight on what upgrades could help your property stand out and maximize its selling price.

Answered by Stephanie Biello | Denver, CO, USA | 575 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 years ago
Can I make the buyer pay all the closing costs?

It is possible to negotiate with the buyer and ask that they cover part or all of your closing costs. However, since it will add to the overall cost of their transaction, there is no guarantee that they would agree to this arrangement. There are other ways you can reduce your closing costs on a home sale. Talk with your real estate agent about how you can get the best price for the property to maximize your profits. Additionally, shop around for title companies, lenders and home inspectors with competitive rates so you can save money upfront.

Answered by Stephanie Biello | Jerome, AZ, USA | 454 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 years ago
How long do you need to stay in a house before selling it?

The amount of time that you need to stay in a house before selling it will depend on your particular situation and the market conditions. Generally, a home must be used as a primary residence for at least two years out of five in order to qualify for the federal capital gains tax exclusion on a sale. However, there may be additional requirements depending on the state and local laws where you live. I suggest speaking with a financial advisor or accountant to get more information about your particular situation. Additionally, if you live in an area where home values are increasing quickly, waiting longer can be beneficial as you may be able to make more money from the sale. Ultimately, it is important to consider all factors before deciding how long you should stay in a house before selling it.

Answered by Stephanie Biello | Charlotte, NC, USA | 652 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 years ago
When should I buy an investment property?

It is important that you feel confident with any investment decision. Before investing in an investment property, it is essential to have a clear understanding of the current real estate market, as well as your personal financial situation. It is also wise to research potential rental markets, as this will help you make informed decisions about where and when to invest. Additionally, it may be beneficial to review your credit score and debt-to-income ratio before considering a purchase and ensure that you are financially capable of taking on a mortgage for an investment property. Finally, it would be prudent to speak with a financial advisor who can provide you with further insight into the risks and benefits of investing in an investment property.

Answered by Stephanie Biello | New Buffalo, MI, USA | 455 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 years ago
What do I need to know about buying an investment property?

Buying an investment property is a big decision and can be a great way to increase your financial portfolio. From an ownership perspective, it's important to research the area thoroughly before buying as prices and rental demand can vary greatly by location. You'll also need to consider the cost of ongoing maintenance, insurance and repairs. On the financial side, you'll want to make sure you have the necessary capital or financing in place before embarking on an investment property purchase. It's also wise to speak with a qualified financial advisor who can help you determine whether or not an investment property is right for you and plan out strategies for making your purchase as profitable as possible.

Answered by Stephanie Biello | Grand Rapids | 698 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 years ago
Should I sell my house or rent it out?

It is ultimately up to you to decide whether you want to sell your house or rent it out. When making this decision, it is important to consider all of the potential pros and cons associated with each option. Generally speaking, renting out a property can be an effective way to generate additional income, but there are also some risks that come with being a landlord. You should carefully weigh the potential rewards against the costs and responsibilities associated with renting out your property, such as finding reliable tenants, collecting rent payments, and dealing with any necessary repairs or maintenance. Additionally, it's important to research current market conditions in your area to determine if now is a good time to sell or wait for prices to go up in the future.

Answered by Stephanie Biello | Charleston, SC, USA | 599 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 years ago
How should I price my house for sale?

When pricing your home for sale, the most important factor is to understand what similar homes in your area have sold for in recent months. Knowing this information will help you determine both a competitive listing price as well as a realistic expectation of what you may be able to get for your house. You also want to consider factors such as condition, location and amenities when pricing your home. Additionally, it is important to work with a knowledgeable and experienced real estate agent who can provide insight into current market conditions and advise on an appropriate list price. With their expertise, they can help you set a competitive listing price that will attract buyers while helping you get the best possible return on your investment.

Answered by Stephanie Biello | Commerce, GA, USA | 665 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 years ago
What is the first thing to do when selling a house?

The first thing to do when selling a house is to contact a real estate agent who can provide guidance and advice about the most appropriate steps for you on your journey. The agent will be able to advise whether the house needs any preparation prior to listing it for sale, such as staging, decluttering or any necessary repairs. They will also provide an accurate assessment of the current market value of your home.

Answered by Stephanie Biello | San Diego | 394 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 years ago
What is the trick to selling a house?

The key to selling a house quickly and profitably is to ensure that it is in great condition, with good curb appeal and well-maintained. Staging the home can also help to draw buyers in and create a positive impression of the space as well. Additionally, pricing the home appropriately for the market is important as overpricing can lead to long periods of time on the market with little interest. Finally, having an experienced real estate agent who understands the local market trends and can properly market your home will help you realize a successful sale.

Answered by Stephanie Biello | Atlanta | 602 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 years ago
If I meet with an agent am I required to hire them?

No, you are not required to hire an agent after meeting with them in person. You have the right to evaluate the services they offer and make an informed decision on who will best represent your interests. However, if you would like to continue working with the agent, it is important to communicate your intentions and expectations clearly and sign a contract outlining the terms of service.

Answered by Stephanie Biello | New Troy | 582 Views | Working With an Agent | 2 years ago
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10 W Mechanic St New Hope, PA, 18938

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