From the gas-lit streets of the French Quarter to the sprawling estates of Natchez, I've built a reputation on one principle: exceptional properties deserve exceptional service.

Born and raised in the South where history runs deep, I grew up in a family where my father built homes and craftsmanship mattered. That foundation, combined with 15 years of experience spanning mortgage lending, real estate photography, and luxury real estate sales, means I bring a 360-degree perspective to every transaction. I don't just see properties—I see their stories, their architectural integrity, and their investment potential.

History is in my veins, and historic homes offer me genuine excitement and intrigue. It's why I've built my practice around what others find intimidating: estates dating back to the early 1800s with original cypress beams, hand-laid brick, and the kind of character that can't be replicated. From Creole cottages in the Lower Garden District to antebellum mansions along the Mississippi River, I navigate the complexities of historic real estate with the precision these irreplaceable properties demand.

In 2025, I closed just under $10 million in transactions, including landmark deals that represent the pinnacle of my specialty. I orchestrated both the sale and purchase of "Fountainhead," the Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece in Jackson, Mississippi—a transaction requiring not just market expertise, but cultural sensitivity and an understanding of architectural preservation. I also represented New Orleans Pelicans players in their home purchases, delivering the discretion and flawless execution high-profile clients expect.

When an incoming Pelicans player needed immediate relocation recently, I delivered a completely turnkey home—landscaped, staffed, and stocked—before his plane touched down at MSY. That level of execution requires a meticulously cultivated network of the region's finest tradesmen, housekeepers, private chefs, and service professionals who perform at championship level.

My white-glove concierge service extends well beyond closing day: moving coordination, property management, staff placement, and the thousand details that transform a house into a home. Many clients I served years ago still call me first—because the relationship doesn't end when the ink dries.

The territory I cover stretches from the Gulf Coast through New Orleans' historic neighborhoods, along River Road's plantation corridor, across Louisiana's wetlands, and north through Mississippi to the Tennessee line. If it's historically significant, architecturally stunning, or requires discretion and sophisticated expertise, it's in my wheelhouse.