FROM THE MOUNTAINS NORTH CAROLINA:


Owen Gwyn, as President of North Carolina Estates, has served the global real estate community since


1976. He has brokered transactions as diverse as the rich land from which they spring. It’s a land stretching from the mountains to the sea. The western part of North Carolina is adorned with fragrant forests, hemlock-cloaked peaks, waterfalls, and foggy valleys. The eastern part of the state’s pristine coastline boasts bright white sand dunes, solitary beaches, and bridges to picturesque islands. The colorful Piedmont region with its sand hills, a golfer’s paradise, lies between. This is a land so rich in natural beauty that the state’s Constitution mandates “to conserve and protect all lands and water and…to preserve as a part of the common heritage…its forests, wetlands, estuaries, beaches, historical sites, open lands, and places of beauty.” Owen’s pro-activism in this regard led him to become a Charter Member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Historic Real Estate Program as a Certified Historic Property Specialist. Chartered by the U.S. Congress in 1949, The National Trust is America’s leader of the historic preservation movement in the private sector. For Owen, his love of architecture and marketing exceptional and historic properties is the frosting on the cake.


Owen believes that extensive research, fine photography, and sophisticated presentation are essential to showcasing distinctive property in its best light. The key


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to his success is uniting an extensive worldwide network of real estate connections among industry professionals with a strategic and comprehensive digital marketing platform and attention to detail.


Art is indeed a skill acquired by experience, and his broad-based experience includes service as World President of The International Real Estate Federation (FIABCI). Founded in Paris in 1948, this prestigious real estate network boasts members from over sixty countries and provides superior international contacts from within all real property sectors. Owen’s appreciation of the diverse cultures among global partners complements his belief that experience is achieved in the global classroom. The multinational nature of financial markets and communication have shown that our target partners are more identifiable by their shared preferences than by their nationality.


As a result of his ability to successfully articulate this extraordinary value proposition, Owen, a true “World Citizen,” was awarded the International Property Consultant designation from FIABCI, which provides an additional pre-qualified network of real estate professionals unparalleled in the industry. Additionally, his accreditation as the first person in North Carolina


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