About Emily

Although real estate industry acumen, effective communication, and knowledge of the market are essential to my success as a real estate agent, I see my work, at its core, as service. Whether buying or selling, my goal is to make sure you are heard and advocated for, and, at the same time, have the resources and information that will enable you to make solid decisions you feel good about. This includes advocating for your interests as well as asking questions, anticipating potential pitfalls or challenges, thinking creatively, and simply helping out. I have a down to earth demeanor and strive for transparent, satisfying results for all parties, in every real estate transaction. It’s especially gratifying to be able to put to good use lifelong interests in architecture, design, home improvement, gardening, city planning, and geography in the service of my clients. I also draw on an extensive background in human services work and teaching in innovative public schools and the creativity, tenacity, and care this work requires. A surprising bonus of being a real estate agent has been the community of people I become intertwined with, both old and new clients and their loved ones, and I feel privileged to share in this important step in people’s lives. A little about me: I’m also an educator, avid gardener, creative maker and handy person, among other things. I love stories and how houses carry the lives of those who built and lived in them. I have lived in rural, suburban and urban areas growing up and in multiple cities in the US, as well as Toronto and Berlin. I have always been equally drawn to life in both urban and rural areas and I feel lucky to have found my home here in the Hudson Valley, in perfect proximity between vibrant cities and the rocky crags, forests, and rolling hills of the Northeast.