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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 They lost a couple, but when this one came up, we hustled, they had a plan, and the one that just happened to be one of the only 10/10 houses for them, just happened to THE house for them! So excited for our first time buyers on getting this one under contract! Instagram post We all have different reasons for moving, right? Bigger house, smaller house, different neighborhood, more yard...tray ceilings. I can kid, because this is (was) my mom’s house. it was a great fit in many ways, but turns out, no tray ceiling is a no way… We’re excited for the new owner, and hoping we don’t have to move her again (there’s a tray ceiling at the new place, obviously). Congratulations, Mom! Here we go again! Instagram post I’ll be honest-this one messed me up a bit. As with many people, I’m not always great about being a tourist in my own city, so I had never been to the Black History Museum. What I knew though, was that there is no Richmond history without black history. Being of a certain age, I can tell you that most of what I learned in my brief time there today was not taught to me in school. Even though there was a lot that I knew – learning and seeing it contextually and connecting all the dots was really powerful, and frankly, overwhelming. Afterwards, we got to take a great tour through Jackson Ward with Gary Flowers, where we learned so much about the neighborhood, the community, the buildings, and so much more. I wish I could take notes faster! What an amazing city we live in, and what amazing people to do the work of sharing the beautiful, awful, and complicated history as well. Special thanks to The Valentine for this program, to the Black History Museum for opening up for us on a Sunday, and of course, to Faithe Norrell at the museum and Gary Flowers for a wonderful tour. * I’ve also just realized I use the word amazing way too much when I speak. (But it truly was amazing.) Instagram post A little whirlwind trip to NYC for matching tattoos with my favorite, by the amazing @samosstudio (seriously, go check out his work-he’s absolutely magic). So much amazing food, lots of walking, a little thrifting, and The Met. All in all, an incredible time. Who says spring break ends at graduation?

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