The award I actually care about
I’ve been lucky enough to win plenty of industry awards. These days, repeat clients and referrals mean far more to me.
Read article →23 years’ experience. 700+ homes sold. More than 15,000 hours of dedicated practice.
Real estate is changing. The fundamentals haven’t. Honest advice, intelligent strategy, creative marketing and someone you can trust still matter.

“The job has always been about more than the sale. It’s about the people, the problems we solve together, and getting the best outcome we can.”
Having worked at a high level with Harcourts and Ray White, and previously running my own boutique agency, I’ve experienced almost every style of real estate business.
Today I’m an Independent Agent, powered by eXp Realty. They provide the technology, infrastructure and support. I bring the experience, creativity, local knowledge and personal commitment.
In a market being reshaped by technology, AI and changing buyer behaviour, the ability to adapt quickly, innovate confidently and make decisions without unnecessary bureaucracy is no longer simply an advantage — it’s a necessity.
Why Independent?
Strategy, preparation, presentation, marketing and negotiation built around your property.
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Accurate advice, context and a clear plan — whether you sell now or years from now.
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Real estate, music, creativity, community work and the story behind the agent.
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Before I ever sold a house, I worked in music — as a professional musician and record-company owner. It taught me something I still use every day: great work needs the right story, the right audience and a reason to care.
A bit about meOver the years I’ve gathered around me a network of trusted specialists who can help solve the many moving parts that come with preparing, selling and moving home. When you list with me, my Army of Help becomes yours.
Meet the Army
I’ve been lucky enough to win plenty of industry awards. These days, repeat clients and referrals mean far more to me.
Read article →We took fifteen homes to market. Eleven sold. Four didn’t. What happened next tells you more than the eleven sales ever could.
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