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Myrtle Beach Real Estate - Coldwell Banker Chicora

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Coldwell Banker Chicora Real Estate has grown to the company it is today through a continuing process of business evolution. Internal as well as external forces have contributed to its current position as a predominate full service real estate organization in the Myrtle Beach area.

Organized in April 1972 by Tim Jemison and Paul Malone, both former members of the Arvida management team in Boca Raton, Florida, the company's early business activities consisted primarily of contracts for planned community marketing and sales along with condominium management responsibilities in the Grand Strand area. Chicora then earned a reputation for integrity and strength in the real estate industry by successfully handling numerous real estate asset management contracts for financial organizations such as the North Carolina National Bank, First Union Corporation and Mellon Bank N.A. as well as the International Paper Corporation. Company services were offered on properties as distant as Boca Raton, Hilton Head, Atlanta and Charlotte.

Development related endeavors were initiated by Chicora's acquisition and completion of the second phase of Briarcliffe West and the introduction of BriarWood, the first true zero lot line patio home community in the Myrtle Beach area. The company later entered a joint venture with the John Crosland Company of Charlotte for the development of Woodlake Village, the Grand Strand's first community that was planned exclusively for sale to retirees. Resort development endeavors included Sea Winds and Beach Colony condominium properties along with Indian Wells Golf Villas. The Chicora related companies of Springfield Development LLC and Brook Construction LLC have now created a number of communities such as Ashton Glenn, Hillsborough, SouthWood, Springfield, Collins Glenn and The Oaks with more than a thousand homeowners. Commercial development has included the Briarwood Office Park and the Wicked Stick Golf Links.