Keller Williams opens Market Center
Wednesday, February 14, 2001
Keller Williams
opens Market Center
Keller Williams
Realty has announced the opening of the Peachtree City-Newnan Market Center,
temporarily located at 400 West Park Court, Suite 230. The Market Center
will move into a permanent office space (location pending) this spring.
"I know
the Peachtree City-Newnan area is ready for this type of real estate service,"
said team leader Pat Christensen. "Based on the phenomenal growth
in this area and the successful agents we're attracting, we'll be the
real estate company in demand."
Keller Williams
Realty Southeast co-owner and regional director Kay Evans stated, "Several
leading agents in the area, including Pat Christensen and Steve Freeman
[team leader/operating partner for Peachtree City-Newnan], investigated
the market and found the Keller Williams concept. Not only did they see
an opportunity to improve business, but they saw a chance to bring new
opportunities to real estate agents in that area."
"From
a regional point of view, the Peachtree City-Newnan Market Center is key
to building a dynamic Georgia team for Keller Williams Realty," said
regional co-owner Bob Kilinski. "Pat and Steve are putting together
a dynamite team of top producing agents."
The Peachtree
City-Newnan Market Center has already recruited 20 of the area's top-selling
real estate professionals. Freeman will serve as operating partner to
provide business leadership while Christensen is team leader for the Market
Center.
Freeman has
been a managing broker for a successful real estate company in the area
and has been a productive agent since 1994. He is also a knowledgeable
builder, building homes from 1990 to 1994. He, wife Tara and daughter
Caroline are active in the community.
With five years
of experience in the real estate market, Christensen has worked for top
firms in the area. She currently resides in Newnan with her husband Chris.
The Peachtree
City-Newnan Market Center currently represents new home communities as
well as resale homes.






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