Living Here Matters: A Local Look at the Proposed Gray Summit Data Center and How it May Affect Area Real Estate

A Local Look at the Proposed Gray Summit Data Center and How it May Affect Area Real Estate

I don’t just work in Gray Summit, I live here. Like many of my neighbors, I chose this area for the open land, quiet setting, and small-community feel. That’s why the proposed data center off Robertsville Road has sparked so many conversations, both personally and professionally.

As a local resident and real estate broker, I’ve been hearing the same questions from homeowners and buyers alike: What does this mean for our community? And how could it affect home values? Unlike a factory or corporate campus, a data center doesn’t bring a large permanent workforce once construction is complete. That means Continue Reading →

Why I’m Thankful to Be a Realtor

Real estate moves fast. Between showings, negotiations, inspections, and closings, it’s easy to stay focused on the next task. But when I slow down and look at the work I get to do, I’m reminded how grateful I am for this career. It’s shaped me, challenged me, and given me a deeper sense of purpose than I ever expected.

What means the most to me is the trust my clients place in me. They invite me into one of the biggest decisions of their lives and rely on me to guide them honestly, protect their interests, and help steady things Continue Reading →

As a Veteran and Realtor, I’m Tired of Seeing This Benefit Wasted

Veterans Don't Waste your VA Loan Benefits

After serving our country, no veteran should struggle to own a home, especially when one of the best loan programs in America was created just for us. Yet every year, I meet veterans in the St. Louis area who either don’t know they qualify for a VA loan or were told it’s too complicated to use.

As both a veteran and a real estate broker, that frustrates me. The VA Home Loan isn’t a handout; it’s a benefit earned through service. It’s also one of the most powerful tools available for building financial security and homeownership.

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