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Wallace Real Estate is expanding its footprint in the region by adding Daniel Shew to its team. Based in Bristol, Virginia, Shew brings a focused expertise in historic properties located in and around the Bristol area. He has joined the company's Downtown Office, where he offers a strong background in historic home preservation and a deep understanding of the local communities that define those neighborhoods.
Shew's arrival marks a strategic move for Wallace Real Estate as it seeks to strengthen its presence in markets with unique architectural and historical value. His work centers on helping buyers and sellers navigate the specific challenges and opportunities that come with older homes, from maintaining period details to understanding local preservation guidelines. The company noted that his knowledge of the area's history and housing stock will be a valuable resource for clients looking for character-rich properties.
With this addition, Wallace Real Estate aims to better serve a niche segment of the housing market while continuing its broader growth across the region.
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