I've spent more than a decade walking the units, riding the elevators, and tracking the rental performance of every condo tower from Perdido Key to Gulf Shores. When you call me about Turquoise Place, you don't get a generic agent reading off the MLS — you get someone who knows which floors get afternoon sun, which stacks have the deepest balconies, and which HOA boards are reserving for future special assessments.
My clients are families buying their first beach place, investors maximizing rental income, and full-time locals upsizing along the Eastern Shore. Whatever bracket you're in, the goal is the same: get you into the right unit at the right price, with no surprises after closing.
I came to real estate from an unusual direction. I grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and studied engineering and geographic information systems (GIS) at UC Santa Barbara — which is a fancy way of saying I spent years learning how to turn messy data into clear maps and decisions. When I moved to the Alabama Gulf Coast and started selling real estate in 2015, that background turned out to be my edge. While a lot of agents work on instinct, I work on the numbers: price-per-square-foot trends by building, real rental performance, days-on-market by floor plan, and how a specific stack in a specific tower actually trades over time.
That data discipline is why this whole website exists. Most agent sites are a photo and a phone number. Mine is a live, building-by-building map of the entire coast — because the buyers I work with deserve to see the same numbers I see before they ever pick up the phone.
I work two distinct sides of Baldwin County. On the coast, I specialize in Gulf-front condos in Orange Beach, Gulf Shores, and Perdido Key — primary homes, second homes, and income-producing investment units, including pre-construction and 1031 exchanges. Across the bay on the Eastern Shore, I help families buy and sell homes in Fairhope and Point Clear, where the priorities shift from rental yield to schools, lots, and downtown walkability. Knowing both markets means I can tell you honestly where your money goes furthest for what you actually want.
You get me — not a call center, not a junior agent. I'll give you the unvarnished pros and cons of a building before you tour it, full rental-income projections built on real comps (not rosy rules of thumb), and 3D virtual tours so out-of-state buyers can walk a unit before booking a flight. After closing, I stay in your corner with vetted lenders, inspectors, insurance agents, rental managers, and contractors. The goal never changes: the right unit, at the right price, with no surprises after the keys change hands.
Whether you're three months out or three years out, let's talk through what you're looking for.
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