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34 Year Member of the
Columbia Board of Realtors Circle of Excellence

”Since 1972 Doug Bridges has been a leader in real estate sales in Columbia, SC.”

Today Doug says that he is “extremely excited about today’s real estate industry. New technology and communication vehicles have enabled me to take my service level to customers to a higher level than ever before.” Doug’s expertise, knowledge and experience is put to its highest use in helping his clients make informed real estate decisions in today’s market.

Serving Richland and Lexington County residents for 34 years Doug is known for his outstanding service, follow up and care for each individual client.

Doug’s oldest son Douglas is a Financial Planner with AIG in Ashville, NC. Doug’s youngest son, Guy, is serving his country on active duty in the United States Navy.




	Member Greater Columbia Association of Realtors "Circle of Excellence"

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		over 500 Agents The Largest Independent Real Estate Broker in South Carolina

Always a major contributor to his community Doug currently serves as:

1. Board of Directors and Executive Board Member Greater Columbia Chamber of Commerce
2. Chairman, Northeast Council, Greater Columbia Chamber of Commerce
3. Member Richland County Transportation Committee
4. Delegate Woodcreek Farms Homeowners Association
5. 35 Year member Columbia Board of Realtors
6. Life Member Citadel Association of Graduates Doug and Mayor Coble

Chairman of Columbia Chamber's Northeast Area Council Doug Bridges and Mayor Bob Coble at groundbreaking for new Northeast fire station on Spears Creek Road.

From the May, 2002 issue or Realtor Magazine

His winning season
by Leslie Cummings published 05/01/2002

What Doug Bridges learned from losing, you could write a book about. In fact, someone is. Bridges, a salesperson with Russell & Jeffcoat Inc. in Columbia, S.C., was a basketball player at the well-known military college The Citadel in Charleston, S.C. His team's 1967-68 season was immortalized in a new book by his teammate, author Pat Conroy (The Great Santini, The Prince of Tides).

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