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TWO Cardigan mums have taken their first step on the property ladder by launching a new estate agency in the area. And they’ve done so in the middle of a pandemic, while overcoming some daunting personal challenges along the way. Cardigan Bay Properties is the brainchild of Helen Worrall (47), from Glynarthen, and Tania Dutnell (43), from Betws Ifan, who both grew up in the area and felt there was a need for an estate agent with its roots in the local community and an in-depth understanding of the local property market. As well as keeping it local, Helen and Tania will be using all the latest online tools and technology you get from big national chains.
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Jami E. Bay is running for Highland Park City Council. (Bay Properties )
Jami E. Bay, a 20 plus-year resident of Highland Park, current Commissioner on the Highland Park Zoning Board of Appeals, former member of the Park District of Highland Park s Advisory Board, licensed Illinois attorney since 1983, and owner of Love s Yogurt, has announced his candidacy for Highland Park s City Council.
Jami, his wife, Alisa Bay, and their twin sons, Joshua and Nathan, have lived in Highland Park since 2000, but Jami has been part of the Highland Park business community for more than 35 years as owner of Love s Yogurt at The Shops on Elm Place. From the moment his boys were born, Jami began making plans to move to Highland Park, knowing that the vibrant city where he worked would be the first choice where he and his family should reside.
Real estate brokerage buys local peer, extends reach toward the Bay
December 11, 2020
Doug Dorsey, center, with SRMF’s Scott Ruth, Mahood Fonville, Scott Shaheen and John Martin, from left, outside Select Properties’ Irvington office.
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Expanding its footprint into river country, a homegrown residential real estate brokerage has picked up a local peer in a deal that adds its fourth office in as many years.
Shaheen, Ruth, Martin & Fonville Real Estate has purchased Select Properties of Virginia, a 21-agent brokerage led by Doug Dorsey with offices in Richmond and the Northern Neck.
The deal, which includes Select’s office in Irvington, closed Wednesday. SRMF’s Scott Shaheen said terms are confidential.