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Eddie's native home is Charlotte, but his love for the mountains began at a young age while spending summers at camp in the Asheville Area. Following college Eddie further sewed his roots in the mountains when he thru-hiked the Appalachian Trail.
Following his thru-hike he spent four years working for Moondance Adventures in Atlanta, where he wore two hats as the program director and treasurer. During this time Eddie learned small business accounting and financing as well as the trials and tribulations of growing a start up company into a thriving small business. In the fall of 2000 Eddie and his wife, Kristan, realized there dream of living in the mountains when they moved to Asheville.
The following January Eddie followed in his families footsteps and pursued a career in commercial real estate. He went to work for Biltmore Farms, Inc. where he was responsible for the sales and leasing of their office and retail portfolio. During his 5-year employment, he worked closely with the development and management departments on leasing and marketing strategies for new developments as well as insuring that new buildings got leased and existing centers maintained strong tenant mixes. Additionally, he facilitated the acquisition and disposition of investment properties for Biltmore Farms, Inc.
Eddie joined Spake Real Estate in January of 2006. His experience working with a broad range of retailers, corporations, and medical practices as a Landlord representative gives him great insight and expertise in the commercial brokerage & development environment.
In December 2009 Eddie made the step to go out on his own and start Dewey Property Advisors. A full service brokerage firm.
Eddie is past president of the Asheville Commercial Investment Realty Association. He has served on the Finance Committee, and chaired the Commercial Investment Division for the Asheville Board of Realtors. He currently serves as Treasurer for Asheville Board of Realtors Services, Inc. He is a Licensed North Carolina Real Estate Broker and a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers.
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