After a competitive and self-reflective four years at the prestigious Boston Conservatory, I had a successful jaunt as a lead singer aboard the M.S. Statendam with Holland America Line, a job that allowed me to explore two lasting passions: music and international travel.

 

After I hung up my sequined jumpsuit and disembarked the ship for the last time, I was off to New York City. I spent five years living the artist's struggle that I had looked forward to while leading a (relatively) privileged life on the cruise ship. Days in New York were spent walking dogs. Nights were spent pouring drinks. Weekends were spent behind the desk of a yoga studio, a job that led to several years in retail management, which progressed into a surprise career as an advanced yoga instructor.

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It was in 2015 when I became a licensed real estate broker in Seattle. My passions for lifestyle design and creating spaces that reflected who I was and what I valued led to a deep interest in real estate. It was a natural progression - I'd developed an instinct for balance and design from my mother, a talented interior designer, learned first-hand knowledge of life in the field from my aunt, a Realtor who'd collected decades of success and accolades, and had an understanding of economics and market trends from my uncle, the owner of a mortgage company.

 

I have deep fascination with unique spaces and particularly love opportunities to take older homes from deferred maintenance to market ready without sacrificing their original character and personality.

 

Real estate is unlike any other investment you'll make. When you invest in a home, you invest in yourself. Who you are is shaped by how, where, and with whom you choose to spend your precious and finite time. Choosing a good Realtor® teammate is essential to help you look at your life holistically, and to choose how you intend to grow and evolve in all areas of your life.