Experienced Real Estate Sales and Marketing Professional doing business with pride and professionalism on the eastern shore of Maryland since 1979.
An early and passionate adapter of digital marketing technology, Smith is both a student and a teacher of the real estate game. Smith, as a successful Broker/Owner since 1983, has trained and mentored many of the top producers currently active in the upper eastern shore.markets.
As an agent, Smith has managed one or both sides of many landmark transactions. Every transaction - whether its is luxury waterfront farms and estates, residential, REO/short sales, or commercial/investment - is as important as another. "The most important transaction I have ever done, says Smith, "is yours".
"I am most proud", says Smith "of my work in the community" A candidate for the Maryland State Senate (1994), a past President of the Mid-Shore Board of Realtors (2001), Smith is the Founding and First President of Habitat For Humanity of Talbot County (1992). " My roots run deep here on Chesapeake Bay".
Born in Washington D.C., raised at "Ratcliffe Manor" near Easton, Maryland Smith has lived and traveled globally. A 1972 graduate of the Canterbury School in New Milford, CT, he attended Washington College, The University of Denver, and completed his undergraduate work at the American University in Washington, D.C. "I have had the great privilege to see a lot of the world", says Smith, " I never feel better than when I see the sun setting over Chesapeake Bay".
Hugh Smith is currently the Broker and Owner of Coldwell Banker Chesapeake Real estate with regional real estate centers in Easton and Chestertown, Maryland serving all the real estate markets of Maryland's upper eastern shore.
Hugh specializes in luxury waterfront farms residential commercial transactions.
Hugh is most familiar with the local real estate markets within and around the following zip code areas. See other realtors that service the same areas by clicking: 21613, 21623, 21635, 21638, 21658, 21663, 21664, 21665, 21666 & 21673
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