My professional career began in 2015 when I became one of the youngest agents in firm history at TOWN Residential. Growing up in New York City, I was fascinated by the city's vertical communities, always looking up at the skyscrapers where it seemed like people worked, lived, and played above the clouds. What began as a penchant for architecture and interior design morphed into a passion for understanding real estate markets and housing policy, propelling me to get my real estate license as soon as I turned 18.

In the years since, I interned in the White House Office of Public Engagement and Intergovernmental Affairs under President Obama, consulted for federal agencies in Washington, DC, advised high-net-worth individuals on commercial real estate investments in NYC, and most recently served as Chief Operating Officer and Co-Chief Investment Officer of Source First Homes, a privately held real estate investment company that acquires, operates, and sells single and multifamily Class B properties in secondary markets across the United States. I’m currently pursing my Master of Science in Real Estate at Harvard University with an expected graduation date of September 2025.

In my spare time, I enjoy exploring Boston’s many museums and galleries, walking around the city’s historic neighborhoods, and volunteering with the Oliver Scholars Program, a nonprofit that prepares low-income students of color for success throughout high school and college.