Sherry Molitor

Sherry Molitor is an experienced, highly regarded North Shore residential real estate consultant having sold and listed homes in Winnetka, Wilmette, Glencoe, Northfield, Kenilworth, Lake Forest, Evanston, Glenview and Northbrook as well as other north suburban communities.

Sherry proudly ranks among the top 5% of local agents. With over 23 years of experience and over $300 million in sales in the area, her client-centered approach and commitment to giving her full attention to each client is an important differentiator because she prioritizes your business. Consistently a top producing real estate broker and listing leader during her career as a Realtor, she has received many accolades and awards.

A 30-year+North Shore resident Sherry Molitor was employed with CBS TELEVISION NETWORK sales for ten years developing and implementing winning sales and marketing strategies. She has proven to be just as successful as a Realtor. "My experience in sales and marketing combined with my ability to understand the needs of a family gives me an edge when working with both buyers and sellers. I am keenly aware that a property is more than a house, its place to call home.”

A caring professional, Sherry Molitor is friendly, likable and very understanding of home and family life (she's the mother of four children). Sherry knows the North Shore market well and has frequently been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, Crain’s Chicago and other publications due to her area real estate expertise. She is prepared and organized, as an avid photographer she has a creative eye for rehab, remodeling and new home construction potential while assisting people in their search for a home to meet their needs.

Sherry Molitor is active in the community; having been involved in the Winnetka Public Schools PTO, New Trier PTO, Winnetka Caucus Council and serves on the Board of the Volunteer Center of New Trier Township. She and her husband have lived in Winnetka since 1994 and their children attended Winnetka Public Schools, New Trier High School, DePaul University, Boston University, Loyola University, University of Minnesota and the US Navy Center for Information Dominance.