Ginny Johnson

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Experience:
Being an Asheville native gives me unique perspective, insight, and knowledge of the area.

If you’re a buyer interested in learning more about the area schools, I can help there. I was extensively involved on the executive board of the T. C. Roberson school district PTA for 5 years. My mother and aunt were both schoolteachers in the Asheville area, which has also given me a fair perspective of the local school systems.

I also have an inside perspective on the local healthcare system. Before becoming a professional real estate agent, I studied allied health and practiced as a dental hygienist. These work experiences provided me with a service-oriented outlook that has carried over well into my real estate career. Caring and empathy come naturally to me, and my clients say I am a great listener. This is especially a boon to home sellers, who are often overwhelmed by how much upfront work goes into listing a home.

I believe in treating my clients as I would my family or a close personal friend. Buying or selling your home is a very personal experience. My goal as your real estate agent is to listen to what you need and want when listing or selecting your home. I won’t stop until I have provided you with unparalleled service to meet your goals.


About Me:
My parents are Greek, and I am fluent in both Greek and English. True to form, I grew up in the restaurant business. Yes, just like "My Big Fat Greek Wedding". By the time I was 10 years old, I could fill any position in the restaurant including my own station of tables as a waitress.

When I’m not busy with my real estate career, I am very involved in competitive tennis. I also danced for 15 years with a Greek adult dance team. I have been heavily involved at our church as chairman of the youth board, Greek school teacher, Sunday school director and teacher, and Greek dance teacher.

As an Asheville native, I have watched the city grow from a small town into what it is today. My husband grew up in Asheville as well, and we feel fortunate we were able to raise our children in our hometown.