Get to Know Me

Before we ever talk houses, I’d love for you to know the person you’d be working with.

I’m a 32-year-old queer woman who has been loving Portland up for the last fifteen years. I met my wife six years ago during Covid, in the very specific way people met during that time: from a little distance. I was outside, she was inside, and I saw her through the window. Unbenknownst to her, I couldn’t stop looking at her. Her friend walked them outside, took a seat, and introduced us. He ended up officiating our wedding.

We were married in a beautiful villa in Lucca, Italy in September 2025, surrounded by our closest family and friends. Throughout the years, we’ve both developed a deep fondness for Portland and its neighborhoods. So has our sweet dog, Huckleberry. You can usually catch our growing family on slow walks while Huck sniffs all of his nearby friends.

I know this city the way you only can when you’ve walked its neighborhoods in every kind of weather, from the heart of Sellwood to the large open streets of Parkrose Heights. I know these neighborhoods, and I’ll guide you every step of the way.

Before real estate, I earned a psychology degree from the University of Oregon and spent five years in the nonprofit world. I also had the opportunity to live in Vietnam and Indonesia for a year and a half in my late twenties, where I taught English and traveled to eight other countries along the way.

Those adventures, along with my education and nonprofit work, shaped so much of how I move through the world and how I work with my clients. I listen to understand. I believe there is always something to learn. I genuinely care about the people I work with. And when it’s time to negotiate, I advocate hard for my people.

Outside of work, you’ll usually find me on walks with my wife and doggo, adventuring outside the city limits, hanging out with loved ones, or chasing the best cup of coffee in town. I have a list of favorites I’m always happy to share.

The little moments are what make a place feel like home, and helping people find that feeling has been one of the most rewarding career paths I could have imagined.