The principals of professionalism, responsive communication, and attention to detail are what drive my career. My educational background and real estate experience ensure that my clients receive exceptional service.
For each client I provide concierge service, market knowledge, and skillful negotiation for complex transactions. As an added bonus, I am tenacious, resourceful, and dedicated to finding solutions to your real estate questions and needs.
A proud fourth-generation Californian, I was raised in a real estate family in the Bay Area. I graduated from University of California, Berkeley and completed a Master's degree in Counseling from California State University, East Bay.
My family moved to Carmel in 2004 to embrace the... Read More
Diane is a knowledgeable real estate professional who is a pleasure to know and work with. I will never hesitate to refer my colleagues to her since I know she truly cares about her clients and provides them with first class, professional service. She is thorough, really smart, detail oriented, never rests until she understands all sides of the deal and she agonizes over getting it right. What she does know is Monterey Peninsula and Carmel real ...
- Steve King, COO, Netswitch Technology Management, Inc.
It was a joy to work with Diane on our recent home purchase. Her patience, attention to detail, and hard work ethic are truly astounding. While we now know that Diane was busy facilitating multiple transactions while working with us, she made us feel like we were a top priority at all times. Diane is a true professional in every way
Homes here are often contemporary, built of stone and wood, with walls of glass to capture the stunning views. To view homes for sale in Big Sur, please visit our Big Sur Listings.
Carmel-by-the-Sea
Homes in Carmel range from charming cottages in Carmel-by-the-Sea to modern houses with stunning ocean views. To view homes for sale in Carmel, please visit our Carmel Listings.
Much like the close of 2023, the Monterey Peninsula's real estate market had a sleepy start to 2024. The typical rainy and windy weather conditions throughout the opening months of the year paired with continued economic pressure on both the entry level and luxury ends of the market led to a slow first two months of the year. The entry level market remained uneasy due to lingering elevated interest rates. The higher end of the market stayed slow over the winter months due to macro-economic uncertainty, geopolitical concerns, and other distractions that kept most affluent buyers on the sidelines. Luckily, as we moved into March, we felt a surge of activity. After 91 new listings in January and 98 more in February, March saw 152 new listings come to market. This was the highest number of new listings we have seen come on the market in one calendar month since June of 2022.