Team Cooper


Today's guest post comes from Team Cooper, the opinions and views expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the Real Estate Guide

Tommy and Connie Cooper make up the dynamic team of expert Southern Delaware Realtors known as “Team Cooper”.  We are experienced, connected and proactive.  We build relationships based on trust and integrity.  We offer our clients individual marketing plans for every listing.  Our marketing includes cutting-edge technology for the new millennium, and we provide unparalleled caring service and communication.  YOUR goal is OUR goal; WE LISTEN!
Licensed in 1972, Tommy has personally settled in excess of $500 million in Real Estate Transactions in Southern Delaware.
He established Cooper Realty Associates in 1984, after serving as Executive Vice President and C.O.O. of one of the largest publicly traded real estate firms on the East Coast.
A former Chairman of the Delaware State Real Estate Commission, he is currently the Chairman of the State Chamber of Commerce, a Commissioner of the State Magistrate Screening Commission, a Trustee of the Beebe Hospital Foundation, a member of the Riverfront Development Corporation Board of Directors, and a former Delaware River and Bay Authority Commissioner, having been unanimously confirmed by the Senate. These affiliations enable him access and close association with all State and Federal Agencies, so to better serve his clients and customers.
Tommy was awarded "Five Star Status" in 2010 for being in the top 6% of Real Estate Professionals for total satisfaction and performance.
Connie, licensed in 2004, embarked on her real estate career after 15 years in public education -6 years as an elementary school teacher and 9 years as a guidance counselor. Based on this experience, Connie is knowledgeable about the school districts in the Sussex County area and the various programs that they offer. She enjoys helping families who are relocating to the area find the educational services that meet the needs of their children. Connie is devoted to her clients and customers, is highly energetic, thorough and committed to professional service.
Connie was awarded "Five Star Status" in 2010 for being in the top 6% of Real Estate Professionals for total satisfaction and performance.

Tommy and Connie have the expertise, connections, knowledge and respect within the real estate community and local associations to serve you with your next real estate transaction concerning the Resort Coastal Beaches of Bethany Beach, Lewes, Rehoboth Beach, Fenwick Island & Dewey Beach and inland towns of Milton, Ocean View, Laurel, Millsboro, Dagsboro, Millville, Georgetown, Frankford, Seaford & Milford.

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