Bio
As the second real estate agent to join the Cummings & Co. team, Chris Palazzi is the consummate salesman with a reputation for loyally advocating his client’s interests. His tech-savvy marketing strategies and strong market knowledge have resulted in over a decade of successful residential property sales.
In addition to buying and selling homes, Palazzi specializes in bank foreclosures. He is skilled in offering prudent tips and tools needed to navigate through a well-known complex process. Chris lists and sells for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and Bank of America, among other banks.
At Cummings & Co. Realtors, Palazzi has a proven track record of successful transactions due to his ability to effectively communicate complicated matters, as well as provide trustworthy recommendations to his clients.
#1 Team in Units Sold, 2018
#1 Team in Units Sold, 2017
#1 Team in Units Sold and #2 Team in Sales Volume, 2016
#3 in Sales Volume, 2015
#3 Top Producing Team, 2014 #1 in Team Sales, 2011
Prior to real estate, Chris built his professional foundation on managing multi-million-dollar projects for reputable construction companies Whiting-Turning Contracting and Kinsley Construction. In 2005, he transitioned into his role as a real estate agent at Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, and then joined Cummings & Co. a year later.
With a background in construction and engineering, no home inspection issue is too small or large for Palazzi to tackle, and as an investor himself, he offers a personal perspective on the process. Chris possesses an extensive database of trusted Maryland subcontractors and suppliers that he kindly offers to clients should an issue arise.
Chris takes pride in his Baltimore roots and wears his O’s orange and Ravens purple as a badge of honor. When he’s not closing deals, he enjoys skiing, biking, or playing basketball, as well as spending time with friends and family.
Chris is a graduate of Widener University with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. He grew up in Loch Raven Village, and currently lives in Locust Point where he volunteers for a variety of local committees.