Al Dilorenzo began her career as a marketing coordinator before advancing into a full-time role as a residential and commercial agent. Her background in technology, website development, design and social media management gives Al a deep understanding of effective real estate marketing which she leverages to enhance the presence and visibility of listings for clients. Her approach to real estate is consultive, with the goal of helping businesses reach their goals in the short-, medium-, and long-term.

Al is passionate about the impact commercial real estate has on Columbus’ growth and is involved in numerous organizations that are shaping Columbus’ future including the National Board of REALTORS®, Ohio REALTORS®, Columbus REALTORS®, Ohio Commercial Real Estate Exchangers (OCREE), Ohio Business Brokers Association (OBBA), International Business Brokers Association (IBBA), CREW – Columbus, Urban Land Institute, and Columbus Metropolitan Club. She holds a B.F.A. in Studio Art from Denison University and serves in multiple arts organizations as President of Mural ReMix, in the Board of Directors for 934 Gallery, and Board of Directors for Milo Arts District.

Al believes in integrating planning, development, and brokerage to build healthy communities that thrive.

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Why did you decide to get into Commercial Real Estate?

I see Commercial Real Estate as an opportunity to be on the leading edge of what’s happening in our community at an economic, business, and grassroots level.

What is one of your favorite buildings in Columbus?

The William Green building is my favorite. I appreciate its unique shape in the Columbus skyline.

What has been the best part of Columbus’ growth over the past few decades?

The best part about Columbus’ growth is seeing its culture thrive through its evolution from agricultural town to metropolitan city.