Since 1983, the sales team at Harrell and Associates – headed by owner Bobby Harrell – has been helping a number of clients fulfill their commercial and residential real estate ambitions on both the Outer Banks and in the surrounding regions of Northeastern North Carolina.

The team of sales agents have more than 100 years of combined real estate experience in the area, and offer a full range of services that go well outside the typical need of buying or selling a home. The sales agents at Harrell and Associates specialize in commercial real estate sales, which includes leasing retail spaces and buildings, securing long-term rentals, and finding property management services that fit a client’s needs. In addition, the sales team can help with the sale and property management of residential properties, assist with investment properties including 1031 exchanges, and can even help with land development, farm and timber tracks, and / or rural or recreational investments on the Outer Banks and beyond.

Because of these specialized services, buyers and sellers who have unique needs when it pertains to the residential or commercial real estate will find that they are in good hands. With years of expertise dealing with both the largest and smallest projects, Harrell and Associates is an expert in all the varying forms of real estate on the OBX.

Nags Head
252-441-7887
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Currituck Banks Coastal Estuarine Reserve

Currituck Banks Coastal Estuarine Reserve

Vacationers adore the Outer Banks for its unspoiled stretches of undeveloped shoreline, and some may not initially realize that this sporadic lack of development is completely intentional, and is the result of decades of careful environmental planning. While tourism flourished on the beaches, for generations, locals and visitors alike made inquiries and partnerships with government branches to ensure that certain areas of the Outer Banks would always remain pristine, unspoiled, and open to everyone.