I’ve been directly involved in real estate for five decades. I was raised by two architects (my mother was also a real estate broker), and studied architecture at the University of Toronto. My parents had their own real estate portfolio, which we managed hands-on as a family. This is where I learned the ins-and-outs of real estate—and how to do things right. I gained an appreciation for the process, improving systems, and finding unique solutions.

With a real estate career spanning more than 15 years, and a half century of industry involvement through architecture, construction management, and property management, I have ingrained knowledge about real estate which I leverage to empower each buyer and seller I work with.

I became a real estate professional for the love of client relationships. Sharing knowledge that will help individuals and their families create the lifestyle they’ve always wanted is the greatest reward. Hunting for the perfect property in Toronto and analyzing available options to find the best fit for my buyers is always an exciting challenge, and one that I’ve had proven success at.

It can be enjoying your favourite bottle of wine or a great afternoon at a craft brewery. Maybe it’s finally owning your first collector car, a weekend at a spa, or a well-made token of luxury that makes you feel good. Luxury real estate is full-service and hands on. It’s owning a home that allows you to live the life you’ve always wanted, in your dream neighbourhood. Whatever your idea of luxury is, I’ll help you find, and hold on to it.

When I’m not immersed in real estate, I’m a true family man. To me, luxury evokes memories spent at my family’s country home and weekends driving through the winding streets in our little classic car. I see luxury as the ability to create a space that’s personal, and shared moments of adventure with the people closest to you.

My wife and I raised our three (now-adult) children in North Toronto. We spent winter weekends skiing and snowboarding together, and boating and cottaging on Lake of Bays through the rest of the year. Now we continue these traditions, along with some new ones, whenever we are together.