meet the owner of charlotte luxury homes® your source for local real estate lisitngs

Hello and welcome. My name is John Deese and I am so happy you have landed right where you need to be.

we will be holding your hand from this point on to help you buy or sell your next north carolina property. we will utilize all our experience and knowledge in helping make this process seamless.

Charlotte Luxury Homes was founded by Dr. John A. Deese. Dr. Deese has been involved in Real Estate from the very beginning of his professional career. Initially purchasing both commercial and residential properties started the process that lead him to where he is today. After building several successful businesses, the time was right to move strongly into the competitive Real Estate market. He brings with him a wealth of knowledge in business, working with all type of people and personalities, as well as keeping client confidentiality as a high priority. He is excited to meet you and see what we can achieve together.

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