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Coldwell Banker Premier Real Estate celebrates new Valdosta location with ribbon cutting

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Source: Valdosta Daily Times

VALDOSTA — The Valdosta-Lowndes Chamber of Commerce joined Coldwell Banker Premier Real Estate for a ribbon cutting at the company’s new storefront at 1616 Norman Drive, Suite E. The celebration gave community members a chance to meet Mark, Tara and Bryce Ocepek, whose family purchased the business in 2025. Coldwell Banker Premier first opened its doors in Valdosta in 1972. Today, its agents help clients buy and sell homes, commercial properties, multifamily properties, land and farms. The new office includes a dedicated space where agents can film videos to highlight local listings and answer questions from buyers and sellers. For the Ocepek family, serving veterans is personal. Mark is a U.S. Navy veteran, and the family established the Veterans Advantage program to connect veterans with a lender who can guide them through the homebuying process. Visit Coldwell Banker Premier Real Estate at 1616 Norman Drive, Suite E, Valdosta or call (904) 583-8415.

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