The Charlotte Chamber of Commerce Partnership

Helen Adams Realty was chosen by the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce as the only real estate firm to be represented at the Chamber's Visitors Center in Uptown Charlotte. Helen Adams Realty is also a Board of Advisors member of the Charlotte Chamber (www.charlottechamber.com) , whose mission is to promote business growth and affect public policy decisions that benefit our city. 

Helen Adams Realty has a permanent booth at the Charlotte Chamber's "Main Street" relocation & visitor center in Uptown (corner of 2nd & Trade St.).   This facility attracts more than 50,000 visitors and business groups a year!   "Main Street" showcases the best of Charlotte through a resource library of information. Newcomers can find detailed information on neighborhoods, schools, real estate, mortgage services and much more!

The Helen Adams Realty booth has a computer kiosk, which allows users to search Helen Adams Listings exclusively .  The booth also has a satellite photo aerial map and flat screen monitor which provide detailed neighborhood information.   Stop by our booth on the corner of 2nd & Tryon Street Uptown!

Helen Adams Honored By Levine Museum of the New South

Helen Adams was chosen by The Levine Museum of the New South to be featured in their new publication, "Women In History", which illustrates the remarkable advancements women have made at a national and local level. One of only a few candidates considered, Helen Adams was chosen because of her influence as a successful business leader and role model for women in the Charlotte community.
The "Women In History" publication is intended to supplement the exhibit, Purses, Platforms & Power: Women Changing Charlotte in the 1970's. Working together with business leaders throughout Charlotte, Helen helped sponsor this educational exhibit.
Now retired, Helen Adams sold her company to son, Jeff Adams in 1991. Helen's commitment to personal service and the highest ethical standards laid the foundation for the thriving company we know today. After three decades of success in Charlotte, her legacy has become the vision and spirit of Helen Adams Realty.

"For the last thirty years Helen Adams has been a trailblazer and a role model in the Charlotte region,
leaving a legacy for future generations."

- Emily Zimmer
Executive Director
Levine Museum of the New South

Helen Adams Charities Aid Local Causes

Helen Adams agents and their clients help to raise money for local and national charities.

In 2006, Helen Adams agents will be working to donate funds t to Close to A Cure, which is a fund for the study of Parkinson's Disease, neurological and neuromuscular disorders. Based on their efforts since September 2006, donations accrued are over $40,000, which will be donated to Close To A Cure this quarter.

In 2006, Helen Adams agents also have the option to donate a part of their commission dollars to one of 7 additional charities including: Habitat for Humanity, Loaves and Fishes, The American Red Cross, United Family Services, American Diabetes Association, The Urban Ministry Center and Close To A Cure.
Throughout the year, Helen Adams also contributes to A Child's Place, which provides education and support for homeless children, hosts a fundraising telethon for the Arts & Science Council and raises funds for the Charlotte Chamber- and will continue with these efforts in 2007.

In 2005, Helen Adams Realty presented a check for over $25,000 to the Urban Ministry Center of Charlotte. The Ministry provides shelter, food, clothing and aid for Charlotte's needy and homeless.

CRRA Treasurer

Broker In Charge of our Ballantyne office, Laurie Knudsen, was elected to the Treasurer position for the Charlotte Regional REALTOR Association (CRRA).  The overall mission of the CRRA is to provide REALTORS with resources to conduct their business in an ethical, professional and successful manner. 

A Board of Directors position is an honor among REALTORS in Charlotte.  Laurie Knudsen was elected by her peers because of her impeccable reputation in the real estate industry.