I've been a full-time Realtor since 2006 with over 30 years of combined experience across real estate, mortgage banking, and business technology. More than 95% of my business comes from repeat clients and referrals — and in this industry, that's the only metric that really matters.

I serve buyers and sellers across Gilbert, Chandler, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Mesa, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Maricopa, and surrounding areas throughout Maricopa and Pinal counties. My expertise spans residential and luxury homes, military relocations, senior living transitions, divorce and probate sales, and investment properties.

What sets me apart is specialization. I hold certifications most agents don't — Certified Residential Real Estate Divorce Specialist, Certified Residential Real Estate Probate Specialist, Special Commissioner for Divorce and Probate sales, Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist, and Certified Negotiation Expert among others.

When a transaction gets complicated — and the toughest ones always do — that depth of expertise is what gets it to closing.

If you're buying, selling, or navigating a complex life transition in the Phoenix metro, I'm ready to go to work for you.

Popular Phoenix Neighborhoods

Phoenix has something for everyone — from quiet family neighborhoods to bustling urban hubs. Some areas where our realtors frequently help clients include:

  • South Mountain – Great for first-time buyers and families, typically running $350K-$420K with good access to parks and hiking trails.

  • Ahwatukee – Known for its community vibe and desert views, this area attracts families seeking newer homes and top-rated schools in the $450K-$550K range.

  • Downtown Phoenix – Ideal for urban living and new developments, with condos and lofts ranging from $280K-$500K depending on building and amenities.

  • Maryvale – An affordable option with strong community ties, offering homes in the $280K-$380K range for buyers seeking value.

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I know which blocks in each neighborhood offer the best value, where new development is happening, and how school boundaries affect pricing.

They understand that South Mountain sits closer to downtown employment while Ahwatukee offers a more suburban feel with mountain access.

Contact us if you need a good local black agent to help you find or sell your home in the Phoenix, AZ market.

Phoenix, AZ Market Overview

Phoenix’s housing market is showing interesting signals right now.

The median home price sits around $430K-$465K depending on which part of the metro you’re looking at, with homes selling in 45-60 days on average.

That’s roughly in line with the national median, though you’re getting significantly more square footage than coastal cities at that price point.

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The Phoenix market cooled from pandemic highs when bidding wars were standard and everything went 20K over asking.

Now you’ve got time to actually tour properties, get inspections done properly, and negotiate terms without feeling pressured to waive everything by Tuesday afternoon.

About 25-30 percent of sellers are cutting asking prices, which tells you inventory loosened up and buyers have leverage they didn’t have two years ago.

Phoenix keeps growing because people are still relocating here for jobs, lower taxes, and year-round sun.

The trade-off is summer heat that regularly hits 115 degrees, rising homeowner’s insurance costs, and a housing market that moves fast when inventory gets tight.

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