Tom White
Realtor / Broker
About Tom White
Tom has called Charlotte home for the past 16 years. He has a diverse set of professional experiences that have a geographical base as a common thread that has led him to a career in real estate. While completing his degree in archaeology he developed an appreciation for how people across time and cultures have had a connection to where they live. During his time working for a digital mapping and navigation company, he developed a feel for how people organized their lives based on their residence and other important places in their lives. Most recently he has spent almost a decade in the residential construction and remodeling industry developing an eye for quality fit and finish.To unwind, Tom takes advantage of all of the benefits Charlotte’s location provides. A quick trip to the mountains for a weekend camping or fly fishing. Another easy drive to the coast for down time in the sand and saltwater. Locally, any number of the local breweries or live music venues.
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