Welcome!

I am not your typical real estate agent. No substance-free slick pitches. No false claims. No snapping of gum. My clients will confirm it for you. Read their testimonials and then contact me to talk to any of them.

In developing this web site, I asked my clients and prospects (smart folks, all of them) what information they would like to see, and what sets me apart from the competition. I've implemented many of their suggestions, and will be adding more features over time:

MLS Search

Search Alameda Homes For Sale, Berkeley Homes For Sale, San Leandro Homes For Sale, Oakland Homes for Sale, and the rest of the East Bay, too! 

I don't make you give me ANY contact information to see the complete details of your results. They are absolutely free and without obligation or harassment!

Market

Get a quick picture with a realtime graph of the Alameda median home price.

NEW! I've added a "credits to buyer" column to the table. Alameda weekly home sales statistics updated every Thursday.

Sign up for my free weekly Market Update email and you'll know exactly what the market is doing!

For a quick look at sales near you, request a free Market Spotlight.

Blog

The Blog is a bit of an experiment. I want it to become a place where anyone can go for unbiased, useful referrals and reviews on all things to do with Alameda. Get info on:

Clients

Honesty. Integrity. Loyalty. Admittedly, these are words rendered cheesy by us real estate agents. However, when I ask my clients what sets me apart from other agents, these are the descriptors that they use.

Listings

This is where my current and sold listings can be found. I have a proven track record of getting homes sold quickly for high prices.

Contact

Pretty obvious. This is what it all comes down to, no need to be coy about it. I want to be your real estate agent. Selling a house? Buying a house? Know someone thinking of buying or selling a house? Then please, contact me!

Deals

REO (Bank Owned) properties are really starting to become a good value for home buyers. For a long time, banks were holding out for high prices, but their inventory of foreclosed homes has skyrocketed, so they are becoming more flexible.

Check out The REO Truth for some surprising statistics.

Check back each Thursday for a new REO of the Week.