Oahu Agents: Cheryl Gillotti, RA, EcoBroker

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Born in Southern California, Cheryl’s love for the islands brought her to Oahu then Maui where she resided for seven years upcountry in Kula. She moved back to California knowing that she would return to Hawaii again someday.

Cheryl began her real estate career in Southern California where she quickly became successful in the industry for residential as well as development land. She achieved Prudential’s “Rising Star Award” for her sales performance and soon accomplished the “Multimillion Dollar Producer” status. Continuing with her success, she went on to achieve the ReMax 100% Club from 2003 to 2006.  While working with development land, she acquired a greater understanding for environmental impact. Cheryl then discovered and became interested in the EcoBroker program – a new network of real estate agents that encourage energy efficiency & sustainable design. After achieving her EcoBroker designation in 2007, she relocated back to Hawaii. Residing in the Honolulu area, she has become an accomplished agent on the island of Oahu. Knowing the challenges of relocation with family & pets, she has assisted her clients through this process.

When involved in recreational pursuits, Cheryl can be found tending to her flower garden, exercising at the gym, or enjoying the beautiful beaches of Oahu with her husband and two dogs.

Cheryl’s 15 years of successful real estate experience, her unwavering support for her clients, and her friendly personality & enthusiasm make her an excellent choice to represent first time buyers, luxury estate clients, or seasoned investors.

My Listings

Kaileolea Dr, Ocean Pointe, Oahu
1,008 sq.ft. cnd | 1.1 acres land | $325,000

My Blog Articles

State of Hawaii Offers New Program For First-Time Homebuyers

Posted by Cheryl Gillotti on April 16th, 2012

This is more encouraging news for first-time home buyers in Hawaii. An article from HawaiiNewsNow.com announced that the Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corporation is now making $43 million in loan funds available to eligible first-time home buyers through its Hula Mae program. Participating lenders in this program will not only offer a 30-year mortgage [...] Full Article

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