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Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage hosted its ribbon cutting ceremony with the Newtown Chamber of Commerce on the evening of October 4 to celebrate its move to The Village At Lexington Gardens, 32 Church Hill Road.

The Newtown sales office, previously located on South Main Street, opened at its new address on August 1.

The space provides its real estate team of roughly 50 agents with a bright, open floor plan that has multiple desks, printers, and copiers.

“With this layout, agents don’t have assigned seats. They bring their laptop in or they use the resource computers,” said Karen Alpi, vice president and office manager of Newtown’s Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage office.

In addition to its front reception area and conference room, Ms Alpi says there are also individual offices that have been built for agents Chris Fairchild, Kathy Suhoza, Richelle and Bob Ward, and Andy Sachs and his Around the Town Team.

The office was designed by Project Manager Wendy Hunt, who also helped launch Greenwich and Stamford’s new offices earlier that week.

Ms Hunt says Coldwell Banker is looking to “standardize” all its offices and move away from outdated, dark furniture. Instead, they have focused on applying popular color schemes of greys and silver tones for a more modern look. The Newtown office still has its traditional blue accent wall to represent the company’s statement color.

During the grand opening celebration, community members and friends were invited to tour the new facility and enjoy a variety of food and refreshments.

Ms Alpi thanked everyone for coming out to show their support and said she could not have done the move without her team, who did everything from pack and unpack boxes to schlep papers.

She also gave a special shout out to Kate Rossi, the regional executive vice president of Coldwell Banker/NRT’s Eastern region, and Joe Valvano, president of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Connecticut and Westchester County, N.Y., who were in attendance.

Mr Valvano told the crowd gathered around that he remembers visiting the Newtown branch’s old site when he came into his position in 2016 and felt then that it was time for a change of location for the company.

“It’s been a long time coming…” he said, but he is now looking forward to the group continuing to be able to thrive in town.

Ms Rossi echoed his sentiments adding, “I’ve never seen a building define an organization. Buildings are great, and it’s new, but it’s the people standing in this room that make us look really good… I want to thank you all from the bottom of my heart. I’m proud of each and every one of you.”

Also present at Coldwell Banker’s celebration was First Selectmen Dan Rosenthal, who acknowledged the “wonderful space” the business selected at The Village At Lexington Gardens.

“It’s really a perfect site for an office to bring new folks into town and show them what’s terrific about Newtown. This office contributes a lot to the fabric of the town,” Mr Rosenthal said. “I’m really grateful to see the investment you continue to make in the community.”

For more information about Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, visit [naviga:u]coldwellbankerhomes.com[/naviga:u] or call 203-426-5679.

Members of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage celebrated the grand opening of its Newtown office at The Village in Lexington Gardens, 32 Church Hill Road, with a ribbon cutting ceremony on October 4. Pictured second from left is Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Regional Vice President in Connecticut and Westchester County, N.Y., Susan Cassidy and President Joe Valvano; Kate Rossi, regional executive vice president of Coldwell Banker/NRT’s Eastern region; First Selectmen Dan Rosenthal; and Karen Apli, vice president and office manager of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Newtown sales office. —photo courtesy of Leonard Lampel
Pictured from left is Kate Rossi, Dan Rosenthal, Karen Alpi, and Joe Valvano, who spoke at the Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage celebration for its new sales office in Newtown on October 4. —Bee Photo, Silber
From left, Coldwell Banker agents Joann Durkin, Angie Schaedler, and Lindsay Gaudioso gather together in the reception area of the Newtown sales office to celebrate the group’s ribbon cutting ceremony. —Bee Photo, Silber
Coldwell Banker agent Chris Fairchild filled her office with food and drink for guests to come in and enjoy while taking a tour of company’s new office at The Village at Lexington Gardens. —Bee Photo, Silber
Coldwell Banker agent Andy Sachs stands in his new office on October 4. Behind him is additional space where he conducts meetings with The Around Town Team he leads. —Bee Photo, Silber
Pictured left is Coldwell Banker agent Joan Salbu with Kate Rossi, regional executive vice president of Coldwell Banker®/NRT's Eastern region, during the grand opening for Coldwell Banker’s new office in Newtown on October 4. —Bee Photo, Silber
First Selectmen Dan Rosenthal thanked Coldwell Banker for investing in the community and opening its Newtown sales office in The Village at Lexington Gardens. —Bee Photo, Silber
Pictured from left are Coldwell Banker agents Marie Fodor, Diane Tyrrell, and Lee Boyle at the Newtown office’s grand reopening and ribbon cutting ceremony on October 4. —Bee Photo, Silber
Joseph Valvano, president of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Connecticut and Westchester County, N.Y., looks on as Kate Rossi, regional executive vice president of Coldwell Banker®/NRT's Eastern region, and Newtown First Selectmen Dan Rosenthal hold the ribbon cutting ceremony scissors. —photo courtesy of Leonard Lampel
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage’s Newtown sales office is now located at 32 Church Hill Road (The Villages in Lexington Garden), and celebrated its grand opening on Thursday, October 4. —Bee Photo, Silber
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