With over 30 years of experience and over $1 billion in sales, we’ll make it easy.
We provide a comprehensive marketing strategy to sell your home for top dollar. We don’t just put up a sign and “list it!” Our unique approach combines over 30+ years real estate expertise, world-class marketing, email and 1-on-1 outreach to our network of ‘ready-to- buy-now’ buyers.
Reach out to us via call or text. We're excited to hear about your property and understand your objectives. Let's schedule a time to talk about your vision and the unique aspects of your home.
With our deep understanding of the local market, backed by over 30 years of experience, we're experts at highlighting your property's best features to maximize your return. Let us take a tour to fully appreciate the potential of your home.
Based on our in-depth discussion and home tour, we will craft a tailored strategy complete with a timeline for the sale. This is your roadmap to a successful and rewarding home-selling experience.
Conventional belief has generally been that November-December is the worst time of the year to have a home on the market. The reasons for this thinking are that people go on vacation, holidays distract attention, bad weather may inhibit some buyers, and many real estate agents discourage home sellers from winter listings.
Real estate is more than just transactions—it’s a profession that merges science and art. From data-driven analysis and legal expertise to building strong client relationships and creative marketing, the continuous practice required to master the craft whether you’re drawn to the analytical or the creative side, blending both aspects can elevate your real estate practice.
Selling a home is a significant decision, and homeowners often explore various avenues to achieve their desired outcomes. One such approach is off-market sales, where a property is sold discreetly without being listed on the open market.
A significant number of escrows have fallen through, and over a third of listings have expired in the last six months. Price adjustments are becoming more common, with half of homes selling only after lowering their prices, resulting in an average 18% reduction. The market’s mixed signals are influenced by higher interest rates and mispricing.
