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    Born and raised in Goochland County, Allie graduated from Virginia Tech with a bachelor’s degree in management and real estate in May of 2021. She’s known she wanted to pursue real estate in Richmond since middle school.

    Throughout high school and college, she held a few different retail jobs which taught her a lot of valuable lessons, but even in this short time working within the real estate industry she knows this is what she wants to do. Allie started working with Cindy in October, as her real estate assistant and transaction coordinator (and so far, she’s loving every minute of it).

    In her free time, she loves spending time with friends and family, relaxing with a good book (from start to finish if she can), and making sweet treats from time to time. She loves music, and many genres ranging from mainstream pop to country. (If you were to make her choose a favorite artist, it would be hands down Taylor Swift!)

    She looks forward to working with you when you choose Cindy to represent you with your real estate needs.

    Instagram post Under Contract in Briarwood Hearth! We’re so excited for the soon to be new homeowner to fall in love with living here. (Just in time for spring and summer playing tennis, taking walks, going to the pool, and enjoying the decks.) Congratulations to our seller! Instagram post I checked out D’Annam the other evening. It’s a new Vietnamese spot in what was once a Burger King, right on West Broad, across from Merchants Walk Shopping Center. Their menu is not huge, but I’m always going to be drawn to the “thing you do best,” and this stone pot pho fit the bill perfectly. It included not only eye of round, but meatballs, brisket, and a huge beef rib, plus all the accoutrement that you expect with pho. Much more than I bargained for, although I still don’t regret getting the taste of Vietnam platter with rocket shrimp chicken wings, and fried and fresh spring rolls. Just know that unless you’re starving, that will be too much food. (they have the perfect size carry out container though so I had lunch for the next day!) They did an amazing job at transforming that space so it feels like it has always beenhere. Service was great, and the owner stopped by to check on us and to share a couple of stories. I will definitely be back, whether for this again, or when their bahn mi hits the menu! Instagram post And I for one will be a totally different person. I think I’ve hit my max of winter and cold, wet weather (I hit the max a couple of weeks ago actually). One of my favorite things about Central Virginia is that old adage that if you don’t like the weather, just wait a minute and it will change. (*taps fingers.) I’m ready. I don’t want to hear another word about snow or ice- just talk to me about spring things in and around RVA. 🌸 Instagram post If you know me, you probably know that I love a new calendar, a clean slate, a blank page… you get the picture. So while I don’t do traditional resolutions, I definitely have a series of things I do to set myself up for the day, week, or year I want to have. Here are a few that have made a HUGE difference for me so far in 2026. 1️⃣ I’ve been saying I want to try my hand at pottery for 2 years now. Finally signed up for classes at @hand.thrown , and it’s an amazing (and somewhat humbling) experience so far. 2️⃣ I was not quite ready to commit to a no spend month, but for January, I didn’t buy anything online. It basically cured me of those impulse purchases the algorithm encourages. Yes please. 3️⃣ Played 3 weeks of “Survivor Pantry Island,” and bought no food- just got creative and used up so much in my freezer and pantry. 4️⃣ Going more analog. I’m tired of subscriptions and being tracked. I’ve audited my subscriptions, deleted a bunch, and have gone more old school with media, phone usage, and everything else. 5️⃣ Reading more. As someone who used to read multiple books in a week, I had really fallen off over the last few years. (Thanks social media and internet addiction). I’ve read 8 books this year so far and I’ve definitely been online less, enjoyed more, and it’s another step towards not having an AI smoothed brain. Do you have any of these game changers in your toolbox to share? Or will you try any of these?

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