Tim Knowles

Specializing Multi-Family, Investment Properties and Land.

BrokerLicense# 288156

Brown Investment PropertiesGreensboro, NC (336) 541-5508

ABOUT

Tim Knowles is a licensed real estate broker with a background in landscape architecture and land planning. He has lived in the Triad for since 1986. He joined Brown Investment Properties in 2016. His past experience is in planning and development of land and multi-family properties. Utilizing this expertise, Tim is focusing on multi-family properties and land development related properties with a minor focus on office and warehouse property. Tim attended school at West Virginia University where he earned his landscape architecture degree in 1982. He spent 20 years as a design/build landscape architect where he was the design sales manager of a multi-million-dollar landscape company. Tim also has 11 years of experience with a planning, engineering and surveying firm. Tim’s responsibilities there included rezoning plans, feasibility studies, single and multifamily residential subdivision layout and design, apartment layout, and mixed use development layout. Tim took many projects from concept to completion including rezoning cases, plan submittals, permitting and construction administration. Tim is a member of the Greensboro Regional Realtors Association, the NC Realtors Association, the National Realtors Association and the Realtors Commercial Alliance. His other achievements and affiliations include the Triad Green Building Council and the US Green Building Council, Greensboro’s Advisory Commission on Trees and the Greensboro Community Sustainability Council that focused on transportation and land use. He is credited with 14 state and national environmental improvement awards for his work from the NC Landscape Contractors Association and the National Landscape Contractors Association. He also received a merit award from the North Carolina chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (NCASLA). Tim served as the Triad Chapter Chairperson for NCASLA from 2004-2006 during which time he organized the fall conference in Greensboro that focused on mixed use walkable development.