I was slowing the car down here and there to point out which houses had sold for how much and so on. Suddenly, as I babbled, a switch went off for me, and at the same time my friend said out loud "Christina, why the heck are you not working in real estate?"This happened late on a Saturday afternoon and by mid-day the following Monday my decision had been made. I had registered for the six-month Real Estate Broker course. When I told friends and family about this decision, everybody smiled. It made sense to them. And this gave me confidence, so much confidence, in fact, that I started lining up clients! On February 23, 2006, I passed my real estate exam and sold my first home one week later on March 1st. Things were off to a great start.

Why I’m different...
Sixteen years have gone by, and the momentum I had right out of the gate has just kept on going. In these years, I have worked with nearly 2000 families on more than 2500 transactions. I have watched families grow larger and families break up, have said goodbye to clients who have moved abroad and to cherished clients who have passed away. I have witnessed economic highs and lows, political referendums and changes in government. I have represented people from all walks of life. All this experience has given me many gifts. but what I have learned along the way is that, for me, it is about more than just the property. It's about the people.