Lexie Longstreet

Growing up an Army brat, my family picked up and moved every two years. By the time I reached college, I'd lived in more than 15 houses! I learned early on just how traumatic—or exciting—a move can be. When I received a golf scholarship to attend UNC Charlotte, little did I know this would eventually be the city I'd call home.

After college, I kept moving. It was in my blood! I lived in New York City and Los Angeles, spending more than 15 years working in film production and advertising on movies, TV shows and commercials. As a producer and director, I learned to pull together hundreds of moving parts and creatively juggle them into a finished production. The work took me across the country and around the world, and while it was exciting and rewarding (sometimes traumatic, too), I eventually longed to settle down. I wanted to be home with my dogs, cook a meal and plant a garden. So I took what I was good at—juggling details—and combined it with what I loved: home. And just like that, I had a second career in real estate.

Now I enjoy working on my house, walking my dogs and spending time with my friends and family. Every once and a while I get out and play a round of golf with a few buddies I can beat. And I still love the movies, but now I just like to go watch them.