Jerry Halsey, Jr., CCIM, CRB, SIOR - President | CEO
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- NameJerry Halsey, Jr., CCIM, CRB, SIOR
- Cell870-930-8008
- Work Phone870-972-9191
- Direct Line870-336-3800
- Office870-276-8782
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About Jerry
Jerry Halsey, Jr. is the founder, President, and CEO of Halsey Real Estate, with offices in Jonesboro and Benton.
Jerry is a graduate of Arkansas State University. He sold real estate through his college career, farmed with his father for a time, and then expanded the family business into real estate.
Jerry holds a real estate license in multiple states and qualifies for designations based on training and experience. He currently serves as a member of the Arkansas Highway Commission.
Jerry is a member of the Northeast Arkansas Board of Realtors Hall of Fame, and he previously served as Chair of the Arkansas Real Estate Commission, Commissioner for the Arkansas Building Authority, Chairman of the Jonesboro Metropolitan Area Planning Commission, a member of the Jonesboro Vision 2030 comprehensive planning advisory commission, SIOR President for the Arkansas Chapter, President of the Board of Directors for City Youth Ministries and was a member of the Board of Directors for the Arkansas State Police Foundation.
Jerry and his wife, Cheri, have two daughters. Taylor and her husband Landon Wilson work with Jerry and Cheri in the family real estate business. Olivia serves as an attorney in the Office of the Governor of the State of Arkansas.
The Halseys are members of Southwest Church of Christ in Jonesboro.
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