IsaBell K. Horsley Real Estate Begins Construction on New Office Location
December 31, 2024 - 01:27
The IsaBell K. Horsley Real Estate team celebrated a significant milestone on December 18 as they broke ground on their new office in White Stone. The future office, strategically located at 608 Rappahannock Drive, marks an exciting new chapter for the team.
Construction is now underway, with the building projected to be completed by September 2025. This new office is expected to enhance the team’s ability to serve clients in the area, providing a modern and welcoming space for both employees and customers.
During the groundbreaking ceremony, team members gathered to commemorate the occasion, including Stanley Lankford, David Dew, Katie Dew, Lauren Davenport, Keith Meberg, and David Jones. The new facility reflects the company’s commitment to growth and community engagement, positioning them to better meet the evolving needs of the real estate market in the region. The team looks forward to the opportunities this new location will bring as they continue to expand their services.
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