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Posted: August 20, 2019
Outside the Region: Smith joins Houlihan Lawrence in Greenwich, Conn. office
Greenwich, CT According to Houlihan Lawrence, Laurie Smith, a 35-year industry veteran, has joined its local office. She was most recently with the Tamar Lurie Group at Coldwell Banker.
For the past 20 plus years, Smith has distinguished herself as a results-driven real estate agent and relocation expert to area clients. Instant communication is the hallmark of her career.
“Laurie excels in her work as a dedicated agent and relocation expert because she understands the business and provides unparalleled world-class service to each of her clients,” said David Haffenreffer, branch manager at Houlihan Lawrence Greenwich. “We’re pleased she’s chosen us to further grow her business and look forward to a very successful partnership.”
Originally from Pa., Smith is a member of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club and is an active volunteer for St. Lawrence University ('81 P'19), and several non-profits, including the Alzheimer’s Association.
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