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(Top row from left) Bill Baals with Dockside Properties, Woody Sharp with Keller Williams, Pat Pote with Coldwell Banker, Logan Cramblitt with Atlantic Shores Sotheby’s, Andy McConnell with Long and Foster, Corey Adamo with Long and Foster, Elizabeth Lioi with Burke Real Estate, Paul Sicari with Compass (Middle row from left) Wes Sides with Keller Williams, Dennis O’Brien with Lighthouse Home Inspections, Reilly Vich with Compass, Mary Wilson with Keller Williams, Sophia Park with Northrop Realty, Fred Robinson with Keller Williams, Steven Hamilton with Keller Williams, Matthew Olson with Long and Foster, Christopher Barreno with Long and Foster, Lauren Martini with Atlantic Shores Sotheby’s, (Bottom from left) Lindsey Wohlford with Atlantic Shores Sotheby’s, Wendy Wisch with Berkshire Hathaway, Alexus Davis with Keller Williams, Jess Foy with Keller Williams, Chuck Mounts with Berkshire Hathaway, Stephanie Camper-Young with Keller Williams, Sandra Gillis with Meredith Fine Properties, Noor Khalaileh with Meredith Fine Properties, Valencia Dickerson with Coldwell Banker, Adaly Soto-Perez with Long and Foster.

New members get orientation from Coastal

(Berlin, Maryland) – The Coastal Association of Realtors welcomed 28 new members during new member orientation on Thursday, May 12.

New member orientation is a requirement for all members of Coastal.

Attendees are introduced to services provided by the association. The class is held quarterly.

“We are very excited to have a full house at our May orientation and welcome 28 new members to the Coastal Association of Realtors.

“This class has a mix of both brand new agents as well as experienced agents who have recently relocated to the Eastern Shore and are now calling it home. It is clear that both agents and homebuyers are looking for the quality of life that living on the eastern shore brings and we are excited to welcome them and wish them much success in their new careers,” said CAR President Grace Masten.

Questions arise about eonomic outlook in 2022

(NATIONAL HARBOR, Md.)– Two years after enduring the devastating financial impacts of covid-19, the U.S. economy has made an impressive comeback, in large part due to a booming housing market. However, as National Association of Realtors Chief Economist Lawrence Yun explained early this month, there are significant questions regarding the Continued on page 8