Born and raised in Chicago’s southwest suburbs, Angelica Marneris spent her college years in the heart of the city. Being in the epicenter of Chicago, she learned much about its unique and beautiful neighborhoods. Enchanted by the city and its many offerings, Marneris purchased her first property in the northern suburbs. After her first purchase, she began to flip properties, advise friends and family, and work on real estate projects with her then-employer, Crate & Barrel. Taking a big risk, she left her secure position and obtained her real estate license. She began a new career within six months. Well-versed in all the area has to offer, Marneris has spent the last four years helping her clients find not only great spaces, but communities.
Dabbling in the occasional commercial transaction, Marneris specializes primarily in residential real estate in the Chicago area. Assisting a variety of clientele, from first-time homebuyers to luxury and investment buyers, she’s considered innovative and is highly recommended. As Marneris puts it, “My success in real estate is due to my ability to empathize with people, whether that be for a client or colleague that I am working with.” She’s always mindful to bring a sprinkle of laughter to the table. She works beside her clients, building both trust and communication through every step of the home-buying process.
Establishing a team of like-minded professionals was Marneris’ proudest accomplishment in 2021. “The team has assisted me to better serve our current and future clients,” she says. She lays claim to the Top Producer award with Main Street Real Estate Group for both 2020 and 2021. She earned the 2022 Agent Award from Homesnap. She’s also a member of her local and national Realtor associations.
Marneris credits her parents with providing the foundation for her personal and professional achievements. The year 2021 was one of great adventures, in which she created lifelong memories with her fiancé, friends and family. In her free time, she finds joy volunteering at her church and shopping for home décor.
