My path to real estate started somewhere a little unexpected: the luxury automotive industry.
That experience taught me a great deal about relationships, attention to detail and what it means to guide someone through a significant purchase. When I moved into real estate, those lessons came with me—along with an analytical mindset that has always been part of how I approach decisions.
I rely heavily on data, technology and careful analysis, but I also believe information is only useful when it helps someone make a clearer, more confident decision. I enjoy digging into the details, understanding the options and giving my clients the context they need to decide what makes sense for them.
My connection to place is personal. As the son of a U.S. sailor, I grew up moving around the country—born in San Diego, then living in Hawaii and Virginia Beach before settling in Atlanta in 2007. Experiencing such different places gave me an appreciation for how much where we live shapes everyday life.
I studied electrical engineering at Old Dominion University, which probably explains why I still enjoy understanding how things work and looking closely at the details others might overlook.
Away from real estate, I’m usually moving—golf, tennis, biking, surfing or snowboarding whenever I get the chance. The best part of my time away from work, though, is spending it with my son, Braegan, here in Sandy Springs.