Episode 44: Drew Maher of DM Properties

In Episode 44 of the K-Town Connection podcast, the #RoughTalkCousins—Ryan Dayvault and Chris Hughes—along with Chuck “Dr. Dave” Irvin, sit down with lifelong Kannapolis resident and local businessman, Drew Maher. As the owner of DM Properties, Drew has built a strong reputation in the local real estate market, keeping his finger on the pulse of a community that continues to grow and evolve.

The conversation takes listeners on a journey through Drew’s fascinating background—from his days as the starting quarterback at A.L. Brown High School to his time at Lenoir-Rhyne University, and even a stint as a minor league baseball umpire. Beyond his business ventures, Drew remains committed to giving back, supporting local athletics and community efforts across Kannapolis.

This episode is a mix of hometown pride, entrepreneurial spirit, and inspiring stories that highlight Drew’s deep connection to the city he calls home.


Guest Bio: Drew Maher
Drew Maher is a lifelong Kannapolis resident and the owner of DM Properties, a respected name in the local real estate market. With a passion for helping families and businesses find the right place to call home, Drew has become a trusted voice in the community’s ongoing growth and development.

A graduate of A.L. Brown High School, where he once led the football team as starting quarterback, Drew went on to earn his degree from Lenoir-Rhyne University. His unique career path also includes time as a minor league baseball umpire, giving him experiences both on the field and in the business world.

Today, Drew continues to be an active supporter of local athletics and community initiatives, investing his time and energy into the city that has shaped him. His story is one of dedication, leadership, and a lasting love for Kannapolis.

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