I've been a residential realtor since 2003, working with buyers, sellers, relocation clients, and new construction. As a St. Louis native, I have spent a lifetime building relationships with area business professionals, friends, and acquaintances. This includes service providers such as home staging professionals, estate sale services, electricians, painters, handymen, proven lenders, preferred title companies, reputable inspectors, and home insurance agents.
Consider me your source for referrals for all types of businesses. Whether buying or selling real estate, I provide the professional guidance, knowledge, and negotiating skills to get you to the closing table; while using the most advanced real estate technology available. My primary source of new business is referrals from people who know and trust me.
I have built a highly successful business through earned referrals by delivering truly exceptional service and exceeding client expectations. I can also help you, your family and friends secure the service of a like-minded real estate professional in any part of the country.
Consider me your source for referrals for all types of businesses. Whether buying or selling real estate, I provide the professional guidance, knowledge, and negotiating skills to get you to the closing table; while using the most advanced real estate technology available. My primary source of new business is referrals from people who know and trust me.
I have built a highly successful business through earned referrals by delivering truly exceptional service and exceeding client expectations. I can also help you, your family and friends secure the service of a like-minded real estate professional in any part of the country.
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The city of St. Louis offers an extraordinary variety of housing styles and urban communities.
There are 79 individual neighborhoods within the city limits.
Some of St. Louis' best-known city neighborhoods include the Central West End, Tower Grove, St. Louis Hills, Dogtown, Soulard, and The Hill.
Founded in 1764 by Pierre Laclede and Auguste Chouteau the City of St. Louis became a major port on the Mississippi River after the Louisiana Purchase.
Its population expanded after the American Civil War, and in the late 19 th century it became the fourth-largest city in the United States.
There are 79 individual neighborhoods within the city limits.
Some of St. Louis' best-known city neighborhoods include the Central West End, Tower Grove, St. Louis Hills, Dogtown, Soulard, and The Hill.
Founded in 1764 by Pierre Laclede and Auguste Chouteau the City of St. Louis became a major port on the Mississippi River after the Louisiana Purchase.
Its population expanded after the American Civil War, and in the late 19 th century it became the fourth-largest city in the United States.
From the idyllic Maryville University campus to Castlewood and Babler State parks, from quaint homes to equestrian estates crisscrossed with white fencing and grazing horses, west St Louis County is rich in history and amenities.
The communities of Town and Country, Chesterfield, Ballwin, Ellisville, and Wildwood, offer an abundant array of housing choices, wonderful leisure trails for hikers, bikers and horseback riders, linking the major area river Greenways all the way west to the Missouri River Bluffs.
The communities of Town and Country, Chesterfield, Ballwin, Ellisville, and Wildwood, offer an abundant array of housing choices, wonderful leisure trails for hikers, bikers and horseback riders, linking the major area river Greenways all the way west to the Missouri River Bluffs.
South of Route 66 takes you along the scenic Meramec River Bed and the foothills of the Ozark Mountains.
Terrain changes from softly undulating hills, to limestone bluffs with soaring views.
Traveling east to west, from Affton and Mehlville, to Sunset Hills, Fenton, and Eureka, these communities offer affordable housing with a wonderful small-town feel, award-winning schools, parks and little leagues, bicycle and pedestrian trails, community pools, and friendly neighborhoods.
Its topography makes it one of the most scenic areas of metropolitan St. Louis.
Terrain changes from softly undulating hills, to limestone bluffs with soaring views.
Traveling east to west, from Affton and Mehlville, to Sunset Hills, Fenton, and Eureka, these communities offer affordable housing with a wonderful small-town feel, award-winning schools, parks and little leagues, bicycle and pedestrian trails, community pools, and friendly neighborhoods.
Its topography makes it one of the most scenic areas of metropolitan St. Louis.
Located at the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, St. Charles County has experienced phenomenal growth in population and housing over the last two decades.
As one of Missouri's fastest growing counties, St. Charles is home to a number of global companies including Citi Bank, MasterCard, Enterprise Holdings, and Verizon.
Relocating families are attracted to the areas affordable cost of living, newer housing, and abundance of cultural, entertainment and sports facilities.
Residents enjoy nearby amenities like the Missouri Wine Country, Busch Wildlife Reservation, and the Katy Trail for cycling and leisure.
As one of Missouri's fastest growing counties, St. Charles is home to a number of global companies including Citi Bank, MasterCard, Enterprise Holdings, and Verizon.
Relocating families are attracted to the areas affordable cost of living, newer housing, and abundance of cultural, entertainment and sports facilities.
Residents enjoy nearby amenities like the Missouri Wine Country, Busch Wildlife Reservation, and the Katy Trail for cycling and leisure.
With the Missouri River as its northern border, Franklin County has a history rich in river and rural lore.
Victorian architecture and rolling farmland, continue to encourage families to migrate west to Franklin County.
Washington is located in the Heart of the Missouri Wine Country's rolling hills.
Since the early 1800's Washington's old world charm on the southern bank of the Missouri River has invited people to settle in the area.
Pacific is located just off Interstate 44 and is easily accessible to the St. Louis area, offering new home communities as well as rural, small town lifestyle.
Victorian architecture and rolling farmland, continue to encourage families to migrate west to Franklin County.
Washington is located in the Heart of the Missouri Wine Country's rolling hills.
Since the early 1800's Washington's old world charm on the southern bank of the Missouri River has invited people to settle in the area.
Pacific is located just off Interstate 44 and is easily accessible to the St. Louis area, offering new home communities as well as rural, small town lifestyle.
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