I grew up around here, raised in Murrayville, where I went to Langley Fundamental Elementary, then over to Walnut Grove Secondary 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. I was born into a family of home builders, so I grew up around job sites and 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 and 69 presale, with 118 of the resale ones in the Township of Langley. Most of my business comes by referral.
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’ve set out what I think should happen to its zoning, so families have a real shot at staying near each other here.
Recent sales are on the about page. For market context, see the area guides, the Codex of BC real-estate rules, the state-of-market reports and the guides.