Areas I serve

Local expertise across North and South Carolina

Inland and coastal. These are the areas I work most, not the only ones I cover.

Burlington

A restored carousel in a 75-acre City Park, a hot dog stand open since 1928, and a downtown right where Cathy calls home.

A Piedmont Triad hub with a four-mile Downtown Greenway, a free history museum, and a Revolutionary War battlefield.

A 330-acre Innovation Quarter built out of the old tobacco district, plus the 18th-century streets of Old Salem.

Dix Park's 308 acres, more than 100 miles of greenway, free museums, and Research Triangle Park next door.

Historic downtown on the Cape Fear River, a nearly two-mile Riverwalk, and three island beaches nearby: Wrightsville, Carolina, and Kure.

Wild horses in Corolla, the tallest natural dune system in the eastern U.S., and a title the fishing fleet earned: Billfish Capital of the World.

45 miles of Brunswick Islands coast, six island beaches from Oak Island to Sunset Beach, in the fastest-growing county in North Carolina.

The Grand Strand's Boardwalk, SkyWheel, and Broadway at the Beach, with golf and shopping close by.

The birthplace of the shag, the Cherry Grove Pier, Barefoot Landing, and Local to Coastal Realty's coastal office.

The Seafood Capital of South Carolina, a half-mile boardwalk over the marsh, and Brookgreen Gardens and Huntington Beach State Park nearby.

A Market House built in 1832, a paved river trail that runs more than 7 miles, and an 80-acre botanical garden, right next to Fort Bragg.

The oldest community on the north end of the Grand Strand, with charter boats on the Intracoastal Waterway and a Blue Crab Festival every May.

South Carolina's third-oldest city, where four rivers meet, with a waterfront Harborwalk and more than 60 antebellum homes.

The Seafood Capital of the World, a fishing village on the Calabash River that gave its name to Calabash-style seafood.