HHHunt’s 60th Anniversary Diamond Ball: A Night to Remember

On September 17, HHHunt team members and their guests gathered at Founders Hall in Charlotte, North Carolina, for our 60th Anniversary Diamond Ball. The evening brought current and past team members together to recognize six decades of HHHunt and the people who have been part of our story along the way.

Guests arrived dressed for the occasion and enjoyed delicious hors d'oeuvres and chef stations throughout the evening. A strolling magician added to the fun, making his way through the crowd and surprising guests with tricks. The photo booth was also a popular spot, capturing smiles and memories throughout the night.

The evening offered a chance to reflect on the milestone that brought us all together. HHHunt CEO Buck Hunt shared remarks about the significance of reaching 60 years before introducing a special video looking back on HHHunt's history. The video took us through the decades and honored the people, places and moments that made HHHunt what it is today.

Then, it was time to hit the dance floor! Police & Thieves took the stage and kept the energy high as team members and their guests danced the night away. At the end of the Diamond Ball, guests received commemorative 60th Anniversary glasses as a keepsake from the celebration of the decade.

60 Years of HHHunt

While the Diamond Ball gave us a night to remember, HHHunt's 60th anniversary represents something much larger.

HHHunt's story began in 1966 as Snyder Hunt, when Harry H. Hunt III and Pete Snyder developed their first apartment community in Blacksburg, Virginia. From those beginnings, HHHunt has grown into a family-owned, fully integrated residential real estate company operating across six states in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast.

While much has changed over the past 60 years, our commitment to improving the world and how people live has remained at the heart of what we do. Today, we continue to create home choices designed for all stages of life, from apartment homes to new homes and master-planned communities.

After 60 years, there is so much to be proud of and even more to look forward to as we continue writing the HHHunt story.