Helping Families Find the Right Place to Call Home

After immigrating to the United States in 2000 to join my husband, I dedicated a decade to being a stay-at-home mother, actively involved in my children’s schools and supporting Armenian nonprofit organizations. This period of my life, marked by unwavering commitment and reliability, was a testament to my character. Building on my early academic foundation—a bachelor’s degree in economics—I returned to school to earn a Master of Public Administration and Nonprofit Management from the University of San Francisco. In addition, I have an Advanced Project Management Certificate from Stanford University.

In 2012, I began working at Stanford, leveraging my strong economics, data analysis, and finance background. However, it was my growing passion for real estate that led me to obtain my license in 2022 and join Keller Williams in the Bay Area in January 2023.

One of my notable comparative studies examines the link between housing prices and school ratings in the Bay Area. Campbell is one of the most cost-effective cities regarding home prices relative to school ratings. Another research project demonstrates that purchasing and living in a two-bedroom condo in Santa Clara County can increase net worth by nearly $700,000 after 10 years compared to renting.

By combining my passion for community development with my extensive expertise in economics and finance, I strive to empower clients and communities with data-driven insights that inform sound real estate and investment decisions. My competence and trustworthiness in these fields are the foundation of my work.

I am a wife and a mother of two wonderful daughters. I dedicated a decade to being a stay-at- home mother, actively involved in my children’s lives. I have a bachelor’s degree in economics, a Master’s(MPA) in Public Administration, and a Project Management Certificate from Stanford.