Pam Caldes

About

I will genuinely listen to you and work tirelessly on your behalf. I understand that those are the skills that clients are looking for and the reason that they come back and refer me to others.
My family fell in love with Charleston over 30 years ago when we began spending our summer vacations on the barrier island beaches – leading us to eventually invest in a home that we could both use for our own enjoyment and rent to others when we couldn't be there. Once our children were grown and spread out across the country, we decided to make Charleston our fulltime home. It is not only our "happy place" but the place that our children and their families love to visit – they have so many memories here and will continue to make more.
Along with making the move , came a change in careers. After years of owning a thriving interior design business in Shaker Heights, a suburb of Cleveland, I decided to combine my experience in project management, attention to detail, and love of working with clients into a career in real estate…joining Coldwell Banker Realty in 2016. I'm able to use my background in design to help buyers envision how the home they are considering can transform to meet their lifestyle. In addition, I work with sellers to present their home in a way that puts its very best foot forward.
My husband and I live in Mount Pleasant , just over the Ravenel Bridge from the Charleston peninsula. We are members of Grace Church Cathedral where I volunteer at the annual tearoom during Spoleto Festival. I've been an active volunteer with the American Cancer Society's Making Strides initiative. I love to entertain in my home, walk on the beach with our labradoodle, Gracie and enjoy the Charleston food scene!
As a member of Coldwell Banker's International Sterling Society, certified as a Global Luxury Specialist , and a member of the East Cooper Top Producers , I have always understood that each client deserves to have his or her interest represented in the very best way!
My goal is to be the Realtor who I would personally hire. I know that finding the "right agent" makes all the difference. I'm looking forward to being "that agent" for you!