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Dino A D'Orazio

Dino A D'Orazio
Real Estate Agent (Salesperson-Standard)
Blue Bell PA

Salesperson-Standard (PA: RS295485)

21 years experience

REALTOR® 3 Active Listings Serves Montgomery County, PA
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Contact Information

Brokerage
Keller Williams Real Estate-Blue Bell

Office Website
Office Address
910 Harvest Dr Ste 100
Blue Bell, PA  19422
(Montgomery County)
Office Phone
215-646-2900
Office Fax
Mobile
215-654-5456
Email
d***@******.com
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Service Areas

Warminster: PA Ivyland: PA Warminster Heights: PA Warwick: PA Hartsville: PA Center Square: PA Penllyn: PA Lower Gwynedd: PA Blue Bell: PA Eagleville: PA Evansburg: PA Trappe: PA Collegeville: PA Skippack: PA Worcester: PA Audubon: PA Plymouth Meeting: PA Conshohocken: PA Gulph Mills: PA West Conshohocken: PA Upper Gwynedd: PA West Point: PA Lansdale: PA Montgomery Township: PA Montgomeryville: PA Kulpsville: PA Cedars: PA North Wales: PA Neiffer: PA Limerick: PA Spring Mount: PA Lower Salford: PA Creamery: PA Schwenksville: PA Salfordville: PA Delphi: PA Fruitville: PA Upper Dublin: PA Ambler: PA Spring House: PA Fort Washington: PA Maple Glen: PA

About Dino D'Orazio

Dino is a dedicated real estate professional with a strong educational background, having graduated from Penn State University with a Bachelor of Science in Public Relations and Advertising after attending LaSalle High School. He grew up immersed in a successful family business, which instilled in him a strong work ethic and entrepreneurial spirit.

In 2007, Dino embarked on his real estate career by joining Keller Williams Real Estate in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania. His exceptional performance earned him the title of Rookie of the Year in 2008. A few years later, he was recognized by the National Association of Realtors as a recipient of the prestigious "30 Under 30" award, highlighting his significant contributions to the industry.

Over the course of eight years, Dino has built a rapidly expanding and award-winning team that now consists of nine talented members. In 2016, he and Gary Segal combined their top-performing teams to form the highly successful Dorazio Segal Team, a formidable partnership in the real estate market.

Outside of his professional endeavors, Dino enjoys skiing, attending sporting events, and cherishing quality time with his wife, Rosalia, and their three children. Known for his high energy and visionary thinking, Dino has ambitious plans for the continued growth and success of the Dorazio Segal Team.

Montgomery County, PA Real Estate Market Analysis (Single Family Homes)

$808,796
Avg. Listing Price
From Dino's portfolio
3.9 / 3.0
Avg. Beds/Baths
Typical property size
2,750 sf
Avg. Square Footage
Interior living space
1060
Active Listings
Current inventory

Montgomery County, Pennsylvania stands as one of the most affluent and dynamic real estate markets in the Mid-Atlantic region, consistently ranking among the top counties nationwide for household income and property values. This suburban powerhouse, located just northwest of Philadelphia, encompasses a diverse landscape of historic townships, modern developments, and thriving commercial corridors that attract both families seeking top-tier school districts and professionals commuting to major metropolitan centers.

The county's real estate ecosystem is supported by 6,722 total actively licensed agents, with all 6,722 agents maintaining email contact information, creating one of the most connected and accessible professional networks in Pennsylvania. This robust agent presence reflects the market's complexity and the high level of service required to navigate Montgomery County's varied communities, from the upscale Main Line suburbs to the rapidly developing King of Prussia corridor.

Major Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Real Estate Markets

The Greater Philadelphia metropolitan influence dominates Montgomery County's real estate landscape, with communities like Ardmore, Bryn Mawr, and Villanova commanding premium prices due to their proximity to both Philadelphia and their renowned educational institutions. King of Prussia has emerged as a major commercial and residential hub, featuring luxury high-rise developments and attracting buyers seeking urban amenities with suburban convenience. Meanwhile, towns like Lansdale, Norristown, and Pottstown offer more affordable entry points while still providing excellent transportation access via SEPTA rail lines.

The county's western regions, including areas around Phoenixville and Collegeville, have experienced remarkable growth as buyers seek larger properties and newer construction at relatively lower price points. These markets benefit from the spillover effect of Philadelphia's expansion and the presence of major employers like GlaxoSmithKline and Johnson & Johnson, creating diverse housing demands that range from historic stone colonials to contemporary planned communities.

Market Dynamics and Geographic Complexity

Montgomery County's real estate market exhibits fascinating micro-variations that can see home values differ by hundreds of thousands of dollars within just a few miles. The Lower Merion Township area consistently maintains some of the highest property values in Pennsylvania, while emerging markets in the northern townships offer surprising appreciation potential. School district boundaries play an outsized role in pricing, with homes in districts like Radnor and Great Valley commanding significant premiums over neighboring areas.

Inventory challenges have become increasingly pronounced, particularly in the luxury segment above $800,000, where multiple offers and quick closings have become standard. The county's geographic complexity, spanning 487 square miles with 62 municipalities, creates unique challenges for agents who must understand everything from historic preservation requirements in places like Ambler to new construction regulations in rapidly developing areas like Plymouth Meeting.

Why Businesses Need Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Agent Contact Data

Service providers targeting Montgomery County's real estate market require comprehensive agent databases to navigate this fragmented yet lucrative landscape effectively. With such geographic and economic diversity, mortgage lenders, home inspectors, and contractors need direct access to agents specializing in specific townships and price ranges to build meaningful professional relationships and generate consistent referrals.

The county's high transaction values and sophisticated clientele create exceptional opportunities for luxury service providers, financial advisors, and specialty contractors, but success depends on connecting with the right agents who understand specific market niches. Having access to all 6,722 licensed agents' email contacts enables businesses to segment their outreach by geographic specialization, transaction volume, and client demographics, maximizing their marketing efficiency in this competitive but rewarding market.

Current Property Listings

As of 2/7/2026, Dino D'Orazio has 3 properties for sale in Blue Bell and surrounding areas.

$1,500,000

Listed 2024-07-25

100 Penn St
Lansdale, PA  19446

Beds:
Baths:
Sq Ft: 18,300
Lot: 33,977 sf
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$479,900

Listed 2026-01-30

1211 Collegeville Rd
Collegeville, PA  19426

Beds: 5.0
Baths: 2.5
Sq Ft: 3,232
Lot: 70,132 sf
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$550,000

Listed 2025-10-03

523 Gerritt St
Philadelphia, PA  19147

Beds: 3.0
Baths: 2.5
Sq Ft: 1,500
Lot: 871 sf
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Current Property Rentals

As of 2/7/2026, Dino D'Orazio has the following rental properties available in Blue Bell and surrounding areas.

$2,200

Listed 2025-12-05

141 Leverington Ave
Philadelphia, PA  19127

Beds: 3.0
Baths: 2.0
Sq Ft: 1,269
Lot: 1,307 sf
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