News: Rhode Island
Posted: December 13, 2019
O’Hora Lawrence joins Lila Delman Real Estate
Newport, RI Jennifer O’Hora Lawrence, associate broker, has joined Lila Delman Real Estate’s office at 3 Memorial Blvd. O’Hora Lawrence has been a licensed broker Realtor for 30 year, and formerly owned Century 21 Access America, where she acted as a regional president of the firm.
As an active member of Rhode Island’s real estate community, O’Hora Lawrence has held multiple positions at Newport County Board of Realtors, including president, treasurer, and a director. O’Hora Lawrence has consistently been involved with the Rhode Island Association of Realtors, serving as a director and participating in numerous committees. Currently, O’Hora Lawrence is serving as 2020 director of Rhode Island’s Statewide Multiple Listing Service.
At Lila Delman Real Estate, O’Hora Lawrence joins her husband David Lawrence, an accomplished residential and commercial associate licensed since 1984, who affiliated with Lila Delman in 2017 and quickly became one of the firm’s top producers. O’Hora Lawrence will work in tandem with her husband, focusing on their residential business, while also supporting his commercial business.
“In addition to Jennifer’s countless professional accomplishments, her ethical standards and advocacy for her clients are both key attributes we admire and place great importance on,” said Kendra Toppa, sales manager of Lila Delman’s local office. “We warmly welcome Jennifer to our firm as a valued member of our Newport office.”
“I am thrilled to be affiliated with Lila Delman, with their unprecedented local legacy and remarkable international reach,” said O’Hora Lawrence. “My husband David and I are a great team and it is wonderful to be working with him in Newport once again.”
O’Hora Lawrence prides herself on her dedication to her clients, her community, and her industry as a whole. In both 2007 and 2003, O’Hora Lawrence was awarded Realtor of The Year by Newport County Board of Realtors. In addition, O’Hora Lawrence was recently honored with the 2019 Gloria Slavens Award recognizing her outstanding professionalism, service to the Newport County Board of Realtors, and service to the local community.
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