LGBTQ+ Community

Your pronouns are respected. Your name is yours. Legal names have to go on paperwork, that's just how it works, but I'll refer to you however you want to be referred to, from the first conversation to closing day.

I'm a judgment-free zone. Not as a policy. As a person.

When it comes to neighborhoods, I can't tell you where to live based on who you are. Fair Housing law exists for good reason and I follow it. What I can do is talk through what you actually need in a home and a block. Features, commute, building culture, what the HOA looks like, how a street feels at different times of day. And if you're not sure, we drive or stroll through it together. You'll know when something feels right.

One more thing worth knowing: in Illinois, sexual orientation and gender identity are protected classes under state law. That matters. It means you have real legal protections throughout this transaction, and I know how to make sure they're upheld.

I work throughout Chicago's North Side and the North Shore suburbs as a gay realtor with deep roots on this corridor. That includes Lakeview, Andersonville, Edgewater, Rogers Park, Lincoln Park, and the lakefront high-rise corridor. On the North Shore, I cover Evanston, Wilmette, Kenilworth, Winnetka, Glencoe, Northbrook, and up to Lake Forest.

Buyers, sellers, first-timers, move-up clients, people relocating from out of state, people making the leap from a city condo to a North Shore home. Whoever you are and wherever you are in the process, let's talk.