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09/16/2026

Three years married to the love of my life! Alexis, you make every single day better just by being in it. Thank you for being my favorite person, my best friend, and the best wife and mom I could ever ask for.

09/14/2026

This October, in honor of my sister, Carmen, I’m running 100 miles for Not My Child, a Maryland nonprofit that supports families walking the road through addiction recovery services, job training, and support groups.

The goal is 100 donors at $100 each, $10,000 straight to people rebuilding their lives.

Race is 30 days out and thanks to everyone who’s already given, I’m halfway there. Every dollar counts, you don’t need to hit $100 to help me get across that finish line.

The link to donate is in my bio, or DM me and I’ll send it your way.

I’d be honored if you’d be one of the hundred!

06/25/2026

A block from the Square, steps from the water, and full of character. Meet 923 S Decker.

Tucked just a block from Canton Square, this rowhome offers 2 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, hardwood floors throughout, and a two tier rooftop deck with views that stretch all the way to the water. Grab a coffee at Cafe Dear Leon right around the corner, take an easy walk to the waterfront or Patterson Park, and come home to sunrises and sunsets you will want to plan your evenings around. All of it just moments from your front door.

Showings start tomorrow, or come see it in person this weekend!

🏡 923 S Decker Street

📍 Canton
Baltimore, MD 21224
2 BD | 1.5 BA
$289,900

🎈 Open House
Friday, June 26th
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Saturday, June 27th
12:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Vince Principe, REALTOR®
THINK Real Estate | Keller Williams
o: 410.729.7700
c: 443.624.4116
e: [email protected]

05/11/2026

Today is Carmen’s birthday!

I read this poem at her funeral. Robert Penn Warren wrote it for his mother, but grief has a way of making the right words feel like they were always meant for you. That closing image, a child lying in the same grass as his mom, the same whippoorwill calling beyond the same dark cedars, it undoes me every time.

She was and is my sister, and we shared that grass once.

I carry her in the bravery of just living on, and in the joyous secret of remembering her in the small ways: A cardinal cutting across the backyard. A song that comes on when I least expect it. The memory of her laugh, and how she always stayed in touch, even as I grew older and life got complicated. She taught me something about blind kindness, about loving people without keeping score, and I find her there too, every time I try to do the same.

Happy birthday, Carmen - I love you forever.❤️

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to the two women who shape everything. ❤️

04/21/2026

Didn’t expect to see myself in print next month, but here we are.

Baltimore Real Producers ran a feature on me in their latest issue and I’m genuinely grateful for how it came out. Joe Cottle did a great job telling a story that I’ve honestly had a hard time articulating myself, that the path rarely goes where you think it will, and that’s actually the best part.

From cold messaging a Michelin starred chef on LinkedIn with zero culinary experience and four years of cooking that followed, to my first months in real estate without closing a single deal, to now leading a team and building something I’m really proud of in this city. None of it was a calculated plan. It was just a series of open doors I chose to walk through.

But honestly, none of it happens without the people. Friends, family, clients who became friends and family somewhere along the way. Every single person I’ve gotten to meet through this work has shaped who I am and how I show up. I don’t take that lightly and I never will.

And above all, thank you to God, who continues to show up and bless me every time I choose to be intentional about the life I’m building.

A huge thank you to Colleen and Jill at Baltimore Real Producers for what they’ve built here. They’ve created something genuinely valuable for this industry and the people in it, and I’m honored to be included.

If you have any real estate goals this year, buying, selling, or just trying to understand what’s happening in this market, reach out. I’d love to help.

04/02/2026

One of the gifts of running my own business is getting to choose how I spend my time. Today that meant slowing down and taking Dean to the Baltimore Museum of Art.

The exhibit, Matisse in Vence: The Stations of the Cross, tells the story behind his only architectural project - a chapel born from an unlikely friendship between an atheist and a nun, which the 82-year-old Matisse would call “the result of my entire working life.” More than 80 drawings, many leaving France for the first time, trace how the mural took shape from his earliest sketches to his final vision and Baltimore is the only stop in the United States.

Dean might not remember the details 😂 But I will.

03/17/2026

We kicked off the year with a pretty big move for our family, closing on a home we couldn’t stop thinking about from the moment we saw it.

At the same time, we sold our place in Locust Point (to a good friend, which makes it a lot easier) and officially stepped into this next chapter.

Leaving South Baltimore is definitely bittersweet. That was a chapter where a lot changed for me. It’s where I found my way back to my faith, built some of my closest friendships, and really started to get traction both personally and professionally. We’ll miss it, no question.

When this home hit the market, we were immediately obsessed with it. There’s just something about it, and we’re really excited to make it our own.

One of the coolest parts about this house is the history behind it. I came across these photos in the city archives, and they were taken by Harry B. Leopold, a Baltimore-based news photographer who rose to prominence in the early 1900s and became known for documenting architecture, city life, and major developments during that era. He was often commissioned to capture newly built homes and buildings, which is why a lot of the original Homeland properties, including this one, were photographed by him when they were first completed.

This home traces back to Edward H. Glidden Jr., who was doing a ton of work around Baltimore at the time, designing everything from custom homes in places like Homeland and Guilford to schools, churches, and larger commercial buildings. A lot of his residential work had this really intentional feel to it, where every detail was thought through from the exterior materials down to the interior finishes.

Pretty wild to think these photos were taken nearly 100 years ago and now we get to be a small part of that story.

Excited for what’s ahead in this next chapter and really grateful for everything that came out of our time in South Baltimore.

03/16/2026

Happy birthday to the woman whose fingerprints are on every blessing in my life. Dean and I are so lucky to have you. ❤️

02/13/2026

It’s been a year since Alexis and I have sat down at - Nights out at places like this remind us why we fell in love with this city in the first place. 🍷

Hands down one of the heaviest hitters in Baltimore. LCDV is consistently slinging incredible food, a natty w**e list that always surprises, and a menu that’s constantly changing. We’re always treated so well, and somehow it never misses. If you haven’t been yet, this is a must-go. Absolute staple of the Baltimore food scene.

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