Led by Rusty and Rachel Underwood, the new affiliate known as Christie’s International Real Estate Bluegrass will service parts of the state known for bourbon distilleries and thoroughbred racetracks, the company exclusively told Inman.
Source: Inman News
Christie’s heads to bourbon country with affiliate in Lexington
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