Ivona Kutermankiewicz Group
Ivona, a native of Poland, entered the real estate profession shortly after moving to the United States in 1991. Having gained experience in two boutique real estate firms, Ivona joined the most prestigious Chicago real estate company Koenig & Strey in 1997. With the introduction of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Ivona has expanded further into the luxury market eponymous with the company’s brand. Her area of expertise includes single family homes, luxury condominiums, and new construction projects. Ivona has a keen eye for design and an intimate knowledge of the building process having built and rehabbed several homes. She can give her investor clients insight into the ins and outs of owning rental units as a landlord herself for many years. In her free time, Ivona enjoys modern architecture, international travel, fashion and fitness (she has a Boston Marathon medal on the wall of her office). She is also an avid reader, mom to a long line of rescue dogs and loves working in the garden of her West Town home which she shares with her husband Steven and their dogs Atlas and Thor.. Ivona serves on the board of the Jackson Chance Foundation, a non-profit organization that assists families of critically ill babies with their transportation needs.
TOP PRODUCER – TOP HALF OF 1% OF CHICAGO ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®
TOP ONE-HALF PERCENT OF BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOMESERVICES NETWORK NATIONALLY
BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOMESERVICES CHICAGO BEST OF THE BEST
CHICAGO AGENT MAGAZINE “WHO IS WHO IN REAL ESTATE”
CRAIN’S NOTABLE RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE BROKER
2019 AMERICA’S BEST REAL ESTATE TEAM BY REAL TRENDS
FIVE STAR AGENT – TOP 2% IN CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
CERTIFIED NEGOTIATION EXPERT
CERTIFIED LUXURY HOME MARKETING SPECIALIST
OVER 1,000 CLOSED TRANSACTIONS
PHILANTHROPY
JACKSON CHANCE FOUNDATION
Ivona is on the board of Jackson Chance Foundation; a portion of every commission she receives directly supports the foundation, a local Chicago nonprofit whose mission is to enrich the lives of families with babies in the neonatal intensive care unit by allowing them to spend more time with their critically ill child through the NICU Transportation Program. To learn more visit www.jacksonchance.org