ERA Key Realty Services

Congratulations to ERA Key sales leaders in the Marlborough office! 

Tami Dome ranked number four out of 350 agents and was named to the Leader’s Circle, which includes agents who have sold at least 65 units or total volume of at least $10 million. 

Awards were announced during ERA Key’s recent virtual annual meeting.

Wendy Butler, Donna Coffin and Joyce Torelli were named to the Circle of Achievement, which includes agents who have sold at least 45 units or total volume of at least $6 million. Jennifer Barille, Aura Gauthier, Donna Holmes, Tracy McGrath, David Skarin and Zenaide Swenson were named to the Circle of Honor, which includes agents who have sold at least 25 units or total volume of at least $3 million.

Pictured above are Tami Dome; Wendy Butler, Donna Coffin and Joyce Torelli. Pictured below are Jennifer Barille, Aura Gauthier, Donna Holmes, Tracy McGrath, David Skarin and Zenaide Swenson.

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Lisa Benoit of Dracut has been named manager of ERA Key offices in Billerica, Wilmington and Woburn.

A licensed broker in Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts, she previously served as Managing Broker and Recruitment Manager for Coco Early & Associates in Dracut and Lowell. She has also served as a Sales Representative for Coco Early, the Maine Real Estate Network in South Portland and Century 21 GJ Brown in Dracut.

She was also a water aerobics instructor at Latitudes Health Club in Methuen. Lisa also served as a Project Manager at Deutsche Bank in Salem, N.H., and as an Account Manager for Iron Mountain in Billerica.

She earned an associate’s degree in business administration from Mass Bay College in Wellesley. She is a member of the Dracut Rotary Club and serves on the Community Services Committee of the North East Association of Realtors.

“I came here, because ERA Key is a leader in the industry, with strong financials and a great business model,” Lisa said. “I hope to learn from the model and expand on it.”

The Spencer office of ERA Key Realty Services has donated $4,000 to six area charities.

The donations, made through the ERA Key Charitable Trust, include $1,000 each to the Mary Queen of the Rosary Food Pantry in Spencer and the St. Paul Food Pantry in Southbridge, and $500 each to Spencer Toys for Kids, the Leicester Senior Center, Hearts for Heat in West Brookfield, which provides heating assistance to area residents, and Residential Energy Assistance for Seniors (REAS) in Charlton.

“I’m proud of the effort our agents make to give back to the community,” said Linda Laney, who manages the Spencer office. “The pandemic has affected many people this year and our agents have been especially generous in lending a helping hand. They consistently make donations, volunteer and otherwise seek to make their community a better place.”

Pictured are, top to bottom. participating Spencer agents, Samantha Butkiewicus. Bob Falter and Michelle Fanion.

ERA Key's Wilmington office has moved from 384 Middlesex Avenue to Six Middlesex Avenue.

The new location, which is in the heart of Wilmington, will provide customers with easier access. It also provides room for expansion, according to Lori Penney, who managed the move. The 1,300 square foot office is located in the historic Henry Jacques home, which was built in 1842.

“The new office is very inviting,” according to Penney. “It has a farmer’s porch and a backyard, and it’s in the center of town near the train station. It also has lots of parking, so it will be convenient for both our clients and our agents.”

The new two-story location has a conference room, two executive offices and a kitchen on the first floor. 

Space is now available for a few more experienced agents to join the team!

Victor Rosas and Kim Poirier recently sold the historic Spite House. The story below appeared in The Milford Daily News.

Milford's historic and oddly-shaped Spite House now for rent

MILFORD — When attorney Warren Heller owned the curious-looking building on the corner of Exchange and Congress streets, he had to outfit the entire interior with custom furniture.

“There were no square or rectangular walls,” he said. “Every one had some unique shape.”

Built in 1899, the so-called Spite House at 61 Exchange St. had nine rooms, only one of which contained four corners. The window frames were handmade to fit the curves of the walls, Heller said. The three-story building comprises 2,462 square feet but sits on a lot measuring just 0.028 acres (about 1,220 square feet).

“It received its name because of the small lot on which it stands,” the building’s entry in the Massachusetts’ Historical Commission’s database reads. “People told (the original owner) it was impossible to place a house on it.”

Heller worked out of the building for 40 years, some of that with his father, who ran a podiatrist practice. In September, he sold 61 Exchange St. to an Ashland-based company, Carige LLC, which converted it to two apartments, back to its residential roots.

The renovation from office space to apartments was recently completed, and the space was rented out last month, local real estate agent Victor Rosas said.

It still has just one square room.

Rosas and Kim Poirier, of ERA Key Realty...

The 5-Star Homes Team of Hopkinton, which includes Realtors Robyn Nasuti and Sean Terrell, both of Upton, and Kevin Haley of Mendon have joined ERA Key’s Whitinsville office.

“We’re pleased to add agents of the caliber of the 5-Star Homes Team to our office,” said Whitinsville Manager David Glasberg. “Their proven commitment to excellence will further enhance the quality of our reputation and inspire others to continue to achieve the highest possible level of customer satisfaction.”

Robyn, who has more than $90 million in sales during her more than 15 years in real estate, was previously a Realtor with Real Living Suburban Lifestyle and Century 21, both in Hopkinton. She also was a marketing and sales professional for Fidelity Investments for more than 15 years.

She has received numerous awards, including being named the Century 21 President’s Award Producer and Centurion Producer in 2016. She was named to Century 21’s Top 100 Agents (#41) for Eastern New England, and received Real Living’s Diamond Award in 2017, and Emerald Award in 2018 and 2019. She also received the Diamond Elite Premiere Service Award from Quality Service Certification, Inc. (QSC) in 2018.

She earned an MBA from Salem State University and a bachelor’s degree from Bridgewater State University.

Robyn was on the Board of Trustees for the Mendon-Upton Education Foundation for six years. She is a past member of the National Board of Directors of the Asthma & Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) and also served on the local Board of Directors...