Teri and Susan are agents at Pinnacle Residential Properties – a real estate company in Wellesley Massachusetts

Teri Adler and Susan Bevilacqua are one of the most effective real estate teams in Metrowest and Wellesley’s #1 team. They are the 2007 and 2006 top listing and selling brokers at Pinnacle.  

Both of these remarkable women combine intelligence, integrity and a profound knowledge of our community with personal warmth, vibrance and enthusiasm. 

Teri Adler

Teri lives in Wellesley with her husband and two small children. The metro west area has always been home to this Wayland native who you may recognize from television. Teri was a well-known reporter for WBZ-TV and before that worked for many years at WHDH-TV. At 7 News she was both a reporter and fill-in anchor. She has worked all over New England including television stations in Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine and Cape Cod. She has received numerous Emmy nominations for her reporting and received an Edward R. Murrow Award for breaking news coverage. After attending Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania, she earned her Masters in Business Administration from Babson. She is very active in many local organizations including Pre-School at Wellesley Schools (PAWS) and Lovelane Farm, which provides horsebackriding for special needs children.
 

Susan Bevilacqua

Susan has over 7 years of professional sales and marketing experience and has very deep roots in the community. She has been a lifelong resident of the area as has her extended family. Susan grew up here and after graduating from Lafayette College and living abroad, she returned to marry a Wellesley native, and is now raising her family right here in town. Her two beautiful little girls keep her busy in the Wellesley Mothers’ Forum. She also is active in the Wellesley Hills Junior Women’s  Club and the Bates School PTO. She offers a comprehensive understanding of how the community meets the needs of a young and active local family. Susan’s husband is in residential construction so her knowledge and resources are considerable.

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