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cDowell Real Estate, founded in 2015 by Chaz and Kayleen McDowell, has grown from a small operation with five agents to a midsize company with 180 real estate agents, 12 staff members, and six locations across Northeast Ohio. The couple's expansion also extends to Southwest Florida and Western Pennsylvania. Despite separating, they remain partners in the business.
Their focus on creating a positive work environment has paid off, earning them the top spot in the midsize category for the 2025 Top Workplaces list. This recognition is not new; McDowell Real Estate has held this title for several years. The company's success can be attributed to its emphasis on hiring dedicated and experienced agents.
Chaz McDowell believes that a positive atmosphere and high standards are key to their success. He emphasizes the importance of recruiting highly motivated and experienced realtors, allowing clients to work with the best in the area. To support their agents, the company provides administrative assistance, lead generation tools, and opportunities for growth and team-building.
The company's family-like atmosphere is a major factor in its employees' job satisfaction. McDowell holds appreciation events and offers incentives such as all-inclusive trips to top-producing realtors. Vice President of Operations Tyler McHugh attributes the company's success to empowering agents and creating an environment where people genuinely enjoy coming to work.
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