About Susie

ABOUT? SUSIE PERRINE

Ms. Perrine moved to Las Vegas from Detroit, Michigan in 1972 as a TV copywriter. She wrote and produced many commercials for radio and TV. Having a background in advertising and marketing she started the first real estate-colored magazines in Las Vegas. Perrine also started the first Las Vegas luxury real estate show.

For several years Ms. Perrine served on the National Committee for the Performing Arts and National Symphony Orchestra for the Kennedy Center in D.C. She has also serv... (read more)

ABOUT? SUSIE PERRINE

Ms. Perrine moved to Las Vegas from Detroit, Michigan in 1972 as a TV copywriter. She wrote and produced many commercials for radio and TV. Having a background in advertising and marketing she started the first real estate-colored magazines in Las Vegas. Perrine also started the first Las Vegas luxury real estate show.

For several years Ms. Perrine served on the National Committee for the Performing Arts and National Symphony Orchestra for the Kennedy Center in D.C. She has also served on the executive board of the Nevada Ballet and Las Vegas Philharmonic including a member of NATAS, the Southwest chapter for over 30 years. She is a published author & songwriter.

Ms. Perrine is the Owner/Broker of Las Vegas International Realty. She has been selling Las Vegas Estates Since 1976 and has represented many of our stars, billionaires and millionaires including a few Royal families.

1983 and the 1984 President of the Women?s Council of Realtors. Susie (Mary Sue) Perrine was the recipient of numerous Realtor of the Month awards. She served as Editor of the GLVAR magazine over 4 years and was also chairman of the Membership, Public Affairs Committees and served on the Political Affairs. She was instrumental in getting the Board of Realtors involved and to join the Chamber.

Ms. Perrine served many years on various committees with the Chamber and two years as Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce?s Community Awareness and Beautification Committee. During her Chamber involvement she was instrumental in starting the Chambers Women?s Council. (Later dissolved due to women were already doing most of the Chamber?s Committee work). Along with a co member of the chamber, the late 1980 Chamber President, Frank Johnson, they