Kimberly Dixon Hamilton

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  www.knoxnews.com/kns/business_columnists/article/0,1406 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/18/2007    Last Visited: 4/18/2007  

  "If someone's looking at a piece of property and they look out their window and see graffiti all around, it impacts the view that they would have from their window," said Kimberly Dixon Hamilton, of Downtown Realty.

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  Published on: 12/17/2007    Last Visited: 12/18/2007  

  Kimberly Dixon Hamilton, 29
  
  Owner/Realtor, Downtown Knoxville Realty Inc.
  
  Kimberly Dixon Hamilton doesn't just sell condominiums and lofts in downtown Knoxville.
  
  "What I sell is a lifestyle of living downtown, having that urban experience," she said.
  
  Her "true appreciation for urban living" began in college, when she took leave from studying art history and Spanish at the University of Virginia to live in Valencia, Spain.That appreciation strengthened when she worked in Washington, D.C., after graduating college.
  
  "I loved living in the center of a vibrant downtown," she said.
  
  After her husband accepted a job in Knoxville, Hamilton moved here in 2002, a time when downtown area was in the early stages of revitalization.
  
  "Moving here to Knoxville was a big change from life in Washington, D.C.," she said."I was quickly so surprised and impressed with all the potential in downtown Knoxville."
  
  Her husband leased an apartment atSterchi Lofts and befriended its developer, Leigh Burch, who offered Hamilton a job as resident manager.
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  Sterchi Lofts "brought so much attention to downtown Knoxville and it was a place where people wanted to live," Hamilton said."I think that it was a great opportunity I had to work with one of the pioneer developers of the revitalization of downtown.I met some wonderful people through that and became a part of the community and developed a passion for wanting to see downtown grow and thrive."
  
  After marketing Burch's Lerner Lofts, Hamilton decided in 2005 to start her own real estate firm to specialize in downtown residential properties.She became a licensed broker this summer.Her listings include Cityview at Riverwalk, Crown Court Condominiums, Gallery Lofts and the Burwell Building, among others.
  
  "I work with developers frequently, but I also work with a lot of individual buyers and sellers," she said.
  
  Sheserves on the board of directors for the Market Square District Association, the Downtown YMCA and the Tennessee Theatre.
  
  "It's wonderful we have an administration with the city and county mayors who have an interest in seeing downtown grow and thrive," she said.
  
  The added opportunities businesses like Regal Entertainment Group, Ruth's Chris Steak House and the Mast General Store have brought downtown has been one of her sources of excitement.
  
  "It's exciting to see that and to feel like I'm not only selling a condo, but helping to bring more people to downtown Knoxville, which supports business and continues the revitalization," she said.

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  downtownknoxville.org/property/property_listings/Crown_ - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/19/2006    Last Visited: 10/4/2009  

  Kimberly Dixon Hamilton, Realtor Downtown Realty Inc. Phone:
  
  (865) 588.5535

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  Published on: 1/19/2006    Last Visited: 10/4/2009  

  Kimberly Dixon Hamilton, Downtown Realty Inc. Phone:
  
  865-588-5535

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  Published on: 1/19/2006    Last Visited: 10/4/2009  

  Kimberly Dixon Hamilton, Downtown Realty Inc. Phone:
  
  (865) 588-5535

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  www.knoxnews.com/kns/business/article/0,1406,KNS_376_54 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/18/2007    Last Visited: 3/19/2007  

  There's such a strong sense of community and everyone is very passionate about the revitalization of downtown," said real estate agent Kimberly Dixon Hamilton, who moved to downtown Knoxville four and half years ago from Washington, D.C.She is the owner of Knoxville Downtown Realty.
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  A million dollars for a downtown condo sounds extraordinarily high to some buyers, Hamilton admitted.But it's all a matter or perspective.
  
  "People coming from Seattle or San Francisco or D.C. know a million doesn't get you very much in those markets, but in Knoxville you're going to get a lot of space," Hamilton said.
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  "I have a beautiful one-bedroom in the historic Riverhouse on Hill Avenue overlooking the river that's $98,500," Hamilton said.
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  However, parking typically isn't a major concern for downtown buyers, Hamilton said
  
  "Anybody who is really considering downtown is drawn to the urban lifestyle.It's OK to them if they have to walk a block of two to park their car," Hamilton said.

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  www.knoxnews.com/kns/business_columnists/article/0,1406 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/25/2007    Last Visited: 4/25/2007  

  Going forward, the developers have hired broker Kimberly Dixon Hamilton and soon will launch a traditional marketing push for the project.

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  :: Metro Pulse Online :: - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/2/2006    Last Visited: 3/2/2006  

  Kimberly Dixon Hamilton, the founder and principal salesperson for Downtown Realty, says her condominium-buying clients include reverse-commutingOak Ridge engineers, along with other West Knoxville professionals.She says she gets calls from interested parties from Florida and California, seeking to relocate their first or second homes to downtown Knoxville and from ,investors, who wish to buy downtown Knoxville residences to hold for resale down the road on the premise that urban-living prices are going to continue to rise and that Knoxville is still a good buy.
  
  Hamilton, whose husband is with the U.S. Attorney,s office here, came to Knoxville a little over three years ago and got in on one of the ,ground-floor, redevelopment properties as a management and sales agent.
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  SELLING BEFORE GROUNDBREAKING: Downtown Realty founder Kimberly Dixon Hamilton.
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  And, the Knoxville downtown represents the closest thing to urbanity in a much wider region with as many as a million people, some of whom are surely looking to locate here, as Hamilton,s Oak Ridge clients show.
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  ,I,d love to see a private school open up downtown,, says Hamilton, whose sales would obviously benefit from the opening up of another market segment.Plans once on the drawing board for a university school in the World,s Fair Park vicinity, in a cooperative arrangement between UT and Knox County schools, were scrapped almost 20 years ago when the county chickened out, blaming its school board,s negative attitude on the feeling that the university wanted absolute control over programs and curriculum.It was envisioned as a downtown magnet school, with UT,s department of education participating and experimenting, but it came to naught.
  
  Shopping, Hamilton says from experience, is not as big a problem as some people may see.She says groceries and pharmacies are plentiful a couple of miles down Chapman Highway, that a new Food City is about to open even closer, on Western Avenue, and that the proposed specialty food market in a former Watson,s department store building on the west side of Market Square, though months behind schedule, is not dead yet.
  
  A downtown druggist would fill the other most pressing need, she says, as the empty nesters,Baby Boomers in age,are developing more health needs as they grow older.

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  Adopt School City - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/23/2003    Last Visited: 4/23/2003  

  Principal: Dr. Kimberly Hamilton Phone: 871-6507

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  City People Board of Directors - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/6/2007    Last Visited: 2/6/2007  

  Kimberly Dixon Hamilton (05 - 08)209 W. Church Avenue, Unit 101Knoxville, TN 37902C 405-8970Kimberly@knoxvilledowntownrealty.com

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