PRESS RELEASE: February 2007

 

Dave Liniger, founder and Chairman of RE/MAX International and Margaret Kelly CEO of RE/MAX International were present to honor Gene Guernsey, the Top Producer of Corpus Christi's RE/MAX Metro Properties, with the Lifetime Achievement Award (See attached photo)  at the RE/MAX of Texas annual convention last weekend in the Woodlands.  As Liniger put it and is inscribed on the award, "You have Truly Risen Far "Above the Crowd!"  This Outstanding Accomplishment - earned through Knowledge, Experience and Giving Total Quality Service to your customers - is EXCEPTIONAL in the Real Estate Industry.  For all you have done to promote the Very Best within the RE/MAX Community, WE HONOR YOU!"

 

Guernsey was also recognized with the Chairman's Award and named the ninth most productive RE/MAX agent in Texas for 2006 out of 5600 agents.  In 2005 he was the second most productive RE/MAX agent in Texas and has been a top 20 RE/MAX agent for 6 years and has been the number one RE/MAX agent in Corpus Christi for six years.

 

Agent of the Quarter: Gene Guernsey, RE/MAX Metro Properties
RE/MAX of Texas Online Reporter - 1st Quarter 2005
released: 03/29/05

• Success Hinges on Relationships - released: 01/29/06
• Housing market on the move - released: 04/11/2004
  Residential sales on pace to shatter last year's record
• Packery boom - released: 08/24/2003
  Now that ground has been broken on the long-debated dredging of Packery Channel, developers are vying for the property around it.
• Firms gird for Erika's effects - released: 08/16/2003
  Companies secure equipment; broker cancels open house
• Kohl's Department Store, scheduled to open in October, is hiring - released: 08/10/2003
  Also: New townhouses are finished on Padre Island
• Business Journal: 07.27.03 - released: 07/27/2003
  Letters to the Editor: 05.12.03 - released: 05/12/2003
  One can only assume that people who own dogs love their pets. What I don't understand is why people let them roam freely in the neighborhood and down the streets where they can get lost, stolen, injured, or even killed, and, at the very least, become a nuisance.
• Business Journal: 05.04.03 - released: 05/04/2003
• Homeowners see jump in values of appraisals - released: 05/02/2003
  Gloria Utter has lived in a three-bedroom, yellow-brick home on Indiana Avenue with a crayon-green lawn for more than 20 years.
• Landry's issue called top priority for voters - released: 03/30/2003
  Del Mar College bond election would add parking and more classroom space
• $117,657 raised in at-large contest - released: 03/07/2003
  Councilman Chesney leads in fund-raising
• Business Journal: 02.23.03 - released: 02/23/2003
• Business Journal: 02.16.03 - released: 02/16/2003
• Shelter from stocks - released: 01/26/2003
  Property has become a safe haven for investors, including many in the Coastal Bend.
• New office will work to attract business - released: 12/11/2002
  City Council approval expands economic development service
• Living in C.C. costs less - released: 11/08/2002
  City's cost of living under U.S. average, above S.A.
• Chamber of Commerce picks chairman-elect - released: 10/29/2002
  Steve Woerner will be head of the board of directors in 2004; 10 other positions finalized
• Strong mayor backers are trapped in a time warp - released: 10/28/2002
  Joe O'Brien and his 2002 cronies seem to be stuck in a time warp.
• Corpus Christi native returns to lead a training wing at Navy base - released: 08/15/2002
  Glancing at military planes flying through the skies as a high schooler, Gabriel Salazar thought, "It would be really neat to do that."
• Island values go way up - released: 07/14/2002
  Anticipation of a major project fuels increases from 22 to 29 percent
• Business Journal: 06.16.02 - released: 06/16/2002
• Area's military backing cited - released: 06/06/2002
  Navy Secretary Gordon England said Wednesday that South Texans shouldn't worry about the base closure issue because the area is doing the right thing to keep the bases open.
• Officials: Packery dredging cost to be near original estimate, $30 million - released: 02/20/2002
  Dredging Packery Channel will cost about $30 million, an amount near the original estimates made by engineers on the project, federal officials said.