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Darlene Montgomery and Darrie Cooper have joined Coldwell Banker Chicora Real Estate's New Homes Division.

Candice Keller, Garden City Realty Inc.'s Sales and Relocation Director, has been recognized by Leading Real Estate Companies of the World and its relocation management company RELO Direct as having the Most Improved Referral Production Rate in May.

Ron Boykin and Gina Herron have joined Remax Southern Shores' South Strand office as full-time agents.

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