I grew up around here — raised in Murrayville, where I went to Langley Fundamental, then over to Walnut Grove in grade 8 (partly for the basketball) to a rancher on a third of an acre. I spent high school skateboarding the Grove with my friends, and there isn’t much of it I haven’t seen up close. Home now is Fort Langley, where I live with my family, and we’re part of the Christian Life Assembly community in Langley.
Building is the family trade. My dad, Marvin Job, started MDM Construction here in Langley in 1981 and still runs it — so I grew up around job sites, and I learned to read a house the way a builder does: not just how it photographs, but how it’s actually built. That instinct is half of how I work. The marketing is the other half.
I’ve been licensed since 2015. In that time I’ve closed 337 transactions — 268 resale, 69 presale — and 118 of the resale ones have been in the Township of Langley. I was named to Royal LePage’s National Top 35 Under 35 in 2021, while I was with that brokerage. Still, the recognition I care about most is quieter: most of my business comes by referral, which means the last client trusted me enough to send the next one.
And I care about this place in particular. I’ve watched too many people leave — priced out, or chasing more house somewhere far away. So many friends have done it: they’d love to live on the street they grew up on, and they can’t. That’s a big part of why Fort Langley’s future matters to me, and why I stay actively involved in shaping where its zoning goes — so families have a real shot at staying near each other here.
A curated record of recent sales lives in the Sold Collection. For per-neighbourhood market context, see the Lower Mainland & Fraser Valley area guides. The public reference work is also open: the Codex documents every BC real-estate rule back to its primary source, the quarterly state-of-market reports publish the numbers that move week to week, and the educational guides explain everything from PTT to the foreign-buyer ban in plain English.