09/03/2026
🏡 There are many designations in real estate. This one is different — and rare in residential real estate.
I’m excited to share that I’ve been invited to join The Counselors of Real Estate® (CRE®), a highly selective international organization of approximately 1,000 real estate professionals. 🌎
CRE® brings together leaders across investment, development, valuation, finance, law, consulting, and brokerage — but relatively few appear to work primarily with individual homeowners and residential buyers and sellers.
💡 That intersection feels natural to me. Real estate came after a career in finance and wealth management, and I’ve carried that thinking into the way I advise clients. A home is personal, but it can also be one of a family’s largest assets.
That means asking more than: What is my house worth?
📊 Will this renovation create a return?
🏠 Should I sell or hold?
📍 What will affect long-term value?
💰 How does this fit into the bigger financial picture?
And sometimes: What does the data tell us, even when it isn’t the answer we hoped for?
🤝 What excites me most about CRE® is the network of expertise I can draw from when a client’s real estate decision becomes more complex.
The goal isn’t the transaction. It’s helping someone make a well-informed real estate decision.
Grateful for the recognition — and even more interested in what it allows me to bring back to the clients and families I advise. 🏡
