
Real estate has a reputation for being stressful. My job is to prove otherwise. Whether you're touring your first place or letting go of the one you've outgrown, you deserve a process that feels steady, clear, and honestly kind of fun. When the right move and the right person come together, you just know — and I love being there for that moment.
Before real estate, I spent seven years in the coffee industry, five of them managing teams and running busy shops. That taught me the thing that matters most in this business: how to take care of people. Reading a room, remembering what matters to you, staying calm when things get hectic — those are the muscles I now put to work on your behalf. Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest moments in your life, and you deserve someone who treats it that way: with hospitality, patience, and real attention to the details.
I'm Oregon born and raised, and I've built my life in the Portland area. This isn't a market I studied — it's home. I know how neighborhoods change block to block, where the quiet pockets are, and which corners of the metro are quietly becoming the next place people wish they'd bought sooner. When we're touring homes or pricing yours to sell, you're working with someone who knows this place, loves it, and wants to help you find your corner of it.
Simple: you come first, the pressure never comes.
When I'm not working, you'll find me building a life in this city with my husband, Abraham. We bought our first home here together — so I've recently sat exactly where you're sitting: the excitement, the nerves, the mountain of paperwork, and that surreal moment when the keys are finally in your hand. I know this process from the inside, not just from the other side of the desk. That's a big part of why I do it the way I do.
Whether you're ready to start touring, thinking about listing, or just curious what's possible, I'd love to hear what you're dreaming up. No pressure, no sales pitch — just a real conversation about what's next for you.
Reach out anytime. Let's make it an adventure.