Right out of the gate, you can tell that Carrie has a “passion for people” (her words). She brings this passion to real estate, and she brings it hard – listening to their needs, pushing for those in negotiations, and feeling the wins as a team win for her and her clients. She’s been in Atlanta since her teenage years (even went to what is now Crim High School in Kirkwood/Parkview) so she knows all the neighborhoods and cities. Carrie is energized with hustle and bustle, bright lights, and constant action. When she’s not finding that action with clients, she loves a good cruise and has some US destinations in mind for her next adventure- ask her about her #travelgoals! In real estate and in life, Carrie is making friends, not clients, and she strives for trust, honesty, and transparency throughout the real estate process.

Carrie Williams

I do real estate for my family and the love of helping other families reach their real estate goals. My passion for people leads me to do my best for them in all areas of the real estate transaction. I build trust with my clients and create friends for life!

— Carrie Williams

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"In Atlanta nearly 1 in 9 people are affected by food insecurity, including 1 in 6 children. Since the COVID outbreak of 2020, food distribution centers have experienced a 300% surge in requests for assistance. The Atlanta Community Food Bank strives to combat food insecurity by working with more than 700 community-based partners - including food pantries, community kitchens, childcare centers, shelters, and senior centers - to distribute an average of 9.7 million pounds of food each month, or approximately 8 million+ meals to our neighbors who are food insecure in 29 counties across metro Atlanta and north Georgia."

Atlanta Community Food Bank

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