^{“We chose Charley to represent the Charleston market because he’s not only enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the city and its real estate needs, he’s also a hard-working professional who embodies the essence of classic southern charm.”}      

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      It has been an honor to be chosen by HGTV® to help with a few of its shows over the past few years, and to represent Charleston and its real estate community. I am excited about the opportunity to be able to participate in the network’s #1-rated show, House Hunters, going forward.
My most recent work has been with My House is Worth What?. The first Charleston episodes aired in 2009, and I participated in two new episodes last year that should air in 2010. The show goes inside homes that have been renovated or updated in some way by the current owners, and provides viewers real life examples of how to maximize their homeownership. Host Kendra Todd, winner of Donald Trump’s The Apprentice, works with a local real estate expert to assess each property. The local agent provides positive and negative feedback regarding the homes features and any specific changes the owners have made. Every episode culminates in the grand finale, known as “the reveal,” where the local agent divulges what the home would be worth in today’s market.

      I worked a number of episodes of National Open House beginning in 2006. This was a show that travels the country examining and comparing housing prices in U.S. cities. Each episode features three cities with four homes from each city that fall into one of four designated price points. If you’ve ever wondered how much “bang for you buck” you can get around the country, National Open House satisfied your curiosity.

      My role was to provide professional insight into Charleston’s real estate market, to relate Charleston’s market to those in other cities, and to guide walking tours of some of the properties featured during the episode.

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