Agent Details
- EMAIL: [email protected]
- MOBILE: (949) 533-6843
- OFFICE: (949) 673-7600
- ADDRESS: 425 30th St, Newport Beach, CA 92663
- LICENSE #: 02079834
Meet Suzanne
Suzanne is an Orange County native known for her insight into local communities’ nuances, which helps her understand micro-market conditions for both buyers and sellers. Her exceptional service has resulted in a continuously expanding network of loyal clients and referrals.
A certified Probate Specialist, Notary, and Real Estate Transaction Coordinator, Suzanne believes that continuing her education benefits her clients and keeps her real estate knowledge sharp. Her ability to collaborate with other agents, her sterling reputation for service, and tireless work ethic, are the bedrock of her success.
Here is what one client had to say about working with Suzanne:
I just wanted to express my gratitude once again for your support and leadership through this intense relocation process. Your presence has been so positive and appreciated throughout. Your personal touch and wisdom in knowing both people and situations are both impressive and inspiring. Thank you from our entire family! Clearly, you love what you do and are doing it well! So happy we met.
Before her life in real estate, Suzanne was an accomplished print editor and social media manager with a unique skill set in both traditional and social media. She leverages her strengths of building engaged audiences through digital marketing to help sellers position their properties in the best light with the most exposure possible.
As a columnist at the Orange County Register and editor of OC Family magazine, she was awarded for her travel writing and snagged the Marjorie Freeman Award for Humor Writing.
Suzanne grew up in Huntington Beach and now lives with her husband and their four children in Foothill Ranch. In her free time, she enjoys playing tennis, exploring the trails of Orange County, and reading any and everything. She is active in local animal rescue efforts and is passionate about helping the homeless in her community.