Pamela Howard - Outer Banks Real Estate Broker

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Coastal Shores Realty Group

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About Pamela

Meet Pamela, a experienced real estate broker that specializes in representing buyers and sellers on the Outer Banks & Inner Banks of North Carolina. Her life-long knowledge of the area, market, and commitment to her clients, sets her apart from the rest. Pamela is a career-long entrepreneur, with over 25 years experience renovating and owning investment properties.  She initiated her real estate career in 1993 at Albemarle Plantation, a waterfront, gated community in Hertford, NC, along the Inner Banks. Pamela made the Outer Banks her permanent residence in 2008, and has owned several real estate companies, and is the current owner of Coastal Shores Realty Group. 

Pamela appeared on HGTV's show, "How Close Can I Beach", that aired in March of 2018. The episode, "Sandcastle Dreams in Duck", was filmed in the beach town of Duck, along the Outer Banks. 

Pamela is a native of the Inner Banks of North Carolina. There her love for real estate began, growing up at her families historical property, the Belvidere Plantation, and estate of her late uncle, Wolfman Jack. The Inner Banks is adorned with beautiful waterside towns, abundant in history, and popular for boating, fishing, and water activities. 

As a realtor, her enthusiastic and motivated approach offers clients a professional who is committed to guiding them through the process of purchasing a home, land, or investment property. She works diligently to "Fulfill Your Real Estate Dreams" on the NC Coast. When she is not selling real estate, Pamela enjoys the beach life and family time with her 3 daughters, watching the sunrise over the Atlantic, and enjoying live music at her favorite local restaurants. She wants everyone to enjoy this beautiful place, as she does, on the shores of the Outer Banks of North Carolina. 

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Contact Information

Address: 3841 Croatan Hwy #133
Kitty Hawk, NC 27949
Cell: 252-331-3303
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