Understanding what makes a home stand out has fascinated me for years. Long before I worked in real estate, I closely followed the Nelson Tasman property market out of
interest, paying attention to what made certain homes stand out while others were easily overlooked.

After having my son, I realised just how drawn I was to it. During the quieter moments of the day when he was a baby, I often checked Trade Me to see what had just come onto the market. Some people unwind with Netflix; I unwind with property listings. I became particularly interested in why some homes sold quickly while others lingered on the market for months, and how often the difference came down to marketing and presentation, something I know a great deal about from my previous career.

Becoming a parent also allowed me to reflect on what I truly wanted to do next. I realised how much I enjoyed following the property market and how rewarding it would
be to help guide people through what can often be one of life’s most significant and stressful processes. 

Before real estate, I spent more than a decade in marketing and brand management, where I shaped perception, built desire, and created demand. Those same principles
apply directly to buying and selling property. Buyers do not simply purchase homes; they respond to the story, the feeling, and the confidence behind them.

I chose Summit Real Estate because of its collaborative, locally owned model. When you list with Summit, more than 50 agents work together to find the right buyer, and your investment stays within the Nelson and Tasman community. This ensures your home benefits from strong reach, strategic exposure, and true local commitment.

I combine marketing strategy, attention to detail, and a practical approach that helps make the process smoother and the results stronger. The right marketing does not just sell your home. It changes what buyers believe it is worth.