Your Home Deserves the Same Advice as Your Portfolio

Selling a home you've loved for years is a big decision. Usually it means something good comes next. Wine country. Tahoe. The life overseas. Somewhere with fewer calendar invites.

My job is to make the sale the easy part. I set expectations up front, send an update every week, and give you straight answers with numbers behind them. If something goes sideways, I own it and fix it.

You stay focused on what's next. I handle the details.

$3,795,000

Almost a year in the making, this whole-house renovation in Portola Valley's Corte Madera neighborhood is now complete, a 4-bedroom, 3-bath home rebuilt to the studs and finished with real craft.

$3,389,000

Stand on the main level and look through walls of glass. The first thing you notice is the treetops. The second is what you do not see: neighbors. Oak canopy and the open expanse of the Joan Olson Preserve fill the windows instead. Friends who visit call it the Treehouse.

Sotheby's International Realty gives your home a worldwide stage. My own network, built over two decades of Silicon Valley connections, finds the buyers who matter. Broad exposure or a discreet, targeted approach, the plan is built around who your buyer actually is.

Off the clock, I'm home in Palo Alto with a blended family of seven, two golden retrievers, and kids in both Palo Alto and Woodside schools. You'll find me cycling the Santa Cruz Mountains or tinkering with an old BMW.