I am happy to announce that after 13 years I have decided to close my brokerage and move my real estate license to Summit Sotheby's International Realty. I chose Summit Sotheby's International Realty due to its prestigious reputation, global network, and high standard of service, which aligns with my goals of leveraging a respected brand to effectively market and sell properties, thereby maximizing value for my clients. While it was a difficult decision to close my brokerage, I am very happy with what the future will bring and the benefits it will have for all my clients that I adore.
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