What brings you here today neighbor?

Domicile, oh domicile...

Where for art thou domicile?

Unlocking doors is great, but representing you as a buyer means a lot more than showing you a few homes. My day doesn't end until I've done everything I can to move your objective forward, starting with gaining an intimate knowledge of what "home sweet home" means for you. So put away the Google searches, rest your Zillow-fatigued eyes, and leave the hard stuff up to me.

the buying process

The first thing we'll do is sit down together to discuss your "wants and needs" list for a home. Once I know what's important to you, I'll get to work pre-screening listings on a daily basis and send you the best selections as soon as they're available. I'll be there at the drop of a hat for showings, writing competitive offers, and re-negotiations throughout the early stages. Once in contract, I'll help coordinate third parties such as home inspectors, appraisers, and repair contractors, along with keeping communication open with all parties and you in the know at all times.

NW

PDX

The chic NW district of Portland is well-known for its boutique shops, ritzy restaurants, and iconic Victorian-style homes and businesses. From the Pearl District, to charming Nob Hill, to the quiet suburbs of Northwest Heights, this is a great area whether you like to be in the middle of the action or tucked away on a private cul-de-sac. Visit the iconic NW 23rd & 21st streets for some of the city's tastiest venues and coolest local dives, or get off the grid and enjoy the beautiful and expansive Forest Park in your own backyard.

THIS IS A GREAT AREA TO LIVE IF you :

LOVE close-in CITY LIVING

are a BIKEr/PUBLIC TRANSIt kinda person

live for an upscale bistro

SW

PDX

This area is a great mix of luxury homes (in Goose Hollow and the West Hills) and more traditional "suburban" living in neighborhoods like Hillsdale, Bridlemile, and Ashcreek. You can take in some great local flavor in SW by visiting iconic Portland favorites like the Oregon Zoo, Portland Art Museum, Rose Test Garden, Japanese Garden, and much of downtown proper. If you're looking for a place where you're likely to know your neighbors personally and people actually follow the 20 MPH speed signs, this is an exceptional, family-oriented area that feels like a tight-knit community.

THIS IS A GREAT AREA TO LIVE IF you :

want the white picket fence

are into food carts

like a "small town with a main street" vibe

NE

PDX

Filled with some of the city's most gorgeous historic homes, incredible locally-owned restaurants, and coveted school districts, NE Portland is an exceptional neighborhood for individuals or families who want a "close-knit" neighborhood feel without the separation of secluded subdivisions. This area is phenomenal for those who like homes with old world charm, neighbors with personality, coffee with a kick, and unique nosh and brews. It's incredibly walkable, bike-able, and is host to a fantastic rotating mix of art gatherings, farmer's markets, local music, pop-ups, and more.

THIS IS A GREAT AREA TO LIVE IF YOU :

LOVE THE ARTS

WANT GREAT public SCHOOLS

CRUSH on OLDER HOMES

LOVE TRYing NEW CUISINES

SE

PDX

THIS IS A GREAT AREA TO LIVE IF you :

are a bargain shopper

Shelter to some of the city's best kept hideouts and foxholes like Sellwood-Moreland, and home to Portland's iconic Hawthorne district, SE Portland is exactly the hip, diverse, homey little space to make you want to move your family and everyone you know into the neighborhood and have a giant block party to the tune of "Dancing in the Moonlight". This area is perfect for people who love deliciously-crafted vegan eats, thrifting, and window shopping. A great place to take a break, hop on your bike, skateboard, scooter, or unicycle and explore some of the city's best-known parks

such as Laurelhurst, Mt. Tabor, Powell Butte, and Westmoreland.

wanna take your dog to brunch with you

love motorcycles & croissants

N

PDX

This trendy little quadrant of Portland has a distinctly "tucked away" vibe and its residents wear their N Portland title as a badge of pride. Full of locally-owned businesses, this community feels very intimate and locals go out of their way to help, support, and get to know one another. Bordered on either side by the Columbia and Willamette rivers and home to a dedicated wetlands area, this neighborhood has great options for hanging out by the water, water access for boating, or just taking in some gorgeous watery views. Take in the incomparable St.John's Bridge, catch the annual jazz festival, enjoy a delicious picnic at Cathedral Park, or eat and drink your way down N Mississippi in the well-known Boise district. This area has seen huge growth over the past ten years, with no signs of slowing down any time soon.

THIS IS A GREAT AREA TO LIVE IF you :

love a good local dive

want to know your barista by name

enjoy hanging out by the water

the 5

OUTSIDE

The "Portland metro" area includes a lot more than just the five major districts of Portland proper. These outlying area are typically more suburban-feeling neighborhoods or rural areas. While the disparity isn't huge, these homes often have a slightly lower price point than technical "Portland" addresses. If you're looking for a more affordable home and possibly some property, one of these areas may be a good fit for you.

quadrants

AREAS outside portland proper include :

lake oswego

west linn

beaverton

clackamas

tigard

oregon city

milwaukie

tualatin

gresham

troutdale