Century 21 expands in North Carolina

“Many of us grew up in northeastern North -Carolina – we understand the country, people and culture,” said Revelle in a statement. “We are in a unique position where we can do it all by understanding the complexity of our community.

“The brand name of Century 21 will increase our position even further, so that we can continue to offer our own home -grown service, while we offer improved tools to streamline our efforts.”

Revelle is accompanied by his wife, Rachel, and a team of agents -based agents. Together they serve a national customer base in the provinces of Hertford, Gates, Northampton and Bertie – a region with a series of unique ownership needs, including farms, historic houses, properties on the water and hunting country.

As part of the Century 21 network, Revelle and his team gain access to the technology platform of the brand, marketing sources, agent education and lead generation aids.

Revelle plans to use the connection to recruit top -producing agents and explore growth through future acquisitions.

“We believe that marketing is an essential part of our success, and the marketing tools that the brand Century 21 brand offers are unparalleled,” he said. “Even outside the marketing skills of the brand, we know that this affiliation will enable us to use many ultramodern tools that will better position us to pursue future business opportunities.”

Ahoskie is part of the inner region in North Carolina – known for its natural coves and quiet outdoor lifestyle.

“Noordoost-Noord-Carolina differs greatly from the crowds of Charlotte and Raleigh, and the non-stop inflow of tourists in the outer banks,” said Mike Miedler, president and CEO of Century 21 Real Estate, in a statement.

“It is incredibly valuable to have a reliable representative of the Century 21 brand in this unique market. Clay fits perfectly with the role of a mix of homegrown knowledge and up-to-date real estate insight to ensure that the residents of the area receive the best possible service.

“We can’t wait to help Clay continue to increase his exhibition and to look for new business opportunities in the state of Tar Heel.”

Miedler recently contradicted Housing About the growth strategy of his company and consolidation of the industry, including topics.