Luke is committed to providing the highest level of client service, with an equal commitment to practice excellence.
Luke has called the Bay Area his home since 2007 and has over 17 years of real estate experience. A Boston College Law School graduate, Luke spent the first half of his career representing individuals, investors, and developers in the competitive Boston real estate market before transitioning to the similarly competitive San Francisco market. Luke has successfully closed transactions in excess of $175 Million.
A true professional, Luke is committed to providing the highest level of client service, with an equal commitment to practice excellence. He is a zealous advocate for his clients, whether identifying the right home for a family or lifestyle or maximizing the return on investment when it comes time to sell. He is always available to answer your questions (big and small) and never lose sight of the fact that he is working for you, and with you.
With Luke on your team, you are getting:
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A real estate professional who understands the complexities and nuances of a fast-paced, fluid real estate market.
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An experienced and skilled negotiator capable of getting deals done and keeping them together.
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Someone who knows how to spot the issues that matter.
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A San Francisco homeowner and parent who truly appreciates the emotional side of buying and selling a home.
Luke is equally committed to the San Francisco community where he lives with his husband and three children. Luke and his family regularly take part in community events, including volunteering at the SF Food Bank several times a year and working to help maintain area parks and playgrounds. Luke is also actively involved in his kids' schools, where he has sat on various committees, as well as the Board of Trustees.
In his free time, Luke can be found playing basketball with his kids at the Noe Valley Recreation Center, having a glass of wine in the Castro or dining in the Mission, going for a run with his Bernedoodle, Willie, at Crissy Field, or curbing his enthusiasm for the Giants at AT&T Park.
