Ted has sold real estate for over 20 years with Dielmann Sothebys International Realty. Ted is consistently a top agent in the region. Architecture is Teds passion. Today Ted lives in a Bernoudy-designed mid-century gem built in 1950 and shares his familys 1850s Pike County farmhouse that is on the National Registry of Historic Places. Ted has sold properties created by all of the great St. Louis architects: Maritz & Young, Isadore Shank, William Bernoudy, Harris Armstrong, Ralph Fournier, Frederick Dunn & Phillip Durham.
Ted has always been at the forefront of marketing. Teds StLouis.Style has over 1000 hits a day. You can also connect with his sites on Instagram (Over 20,000 followers) & Facebook. Public relations is important to Teds marketing mix. His properties have been featured in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, Wall Street Journal, Sophisticated Living, St. Louis Magazine, Curbed, HGTV, FOX, KMOV & more.
Ted is on the boards of the St. Louis Art Museum Friends, St. Louis Fashion Fund Friends, The Sheldon Friends, the Missouri Baptist Healthcare Foundation Board, and Board President of the Tennessee Williams Festival. Ted has also served on event committees for CAM, St. Louis Public Library, The Frank Lloyd Wright House, PROMO, and others. Ted is a member of the Leffingwell Society at Forest Park and the Federal Club of the HRC.
Ted grew up in Ladue and attended St. Louis Priory for high school. Teds education continued at Lake Forest College, and later received his Executive MBA from Washington Universitys Olin School of Business. Ted has two sons: Ira, who is in medical software and on Ted's team for real estate, and Nick, who is in compliance and licensing for gaming.
Ted specializes in condos, farms, homes, sellers and buyers transactions.
Ted is most familiar with the local real estate markets within and around the following zip code areas. See other realtors that service the same areas by clicking: 63101, 63105, 63108, 63109, 63110, 63117, 63122, 63124, 63131 & 63336
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