Jason is incredibly passionate and takes great pride in the quality of work he produces. He cares deeply about his ability to represent both himself and his clients in the best possible way, and derives great satisfaction from connecting with people?s true needs and nature to find them the perfect home.

Energetic and engaging, Jason applies dedicated and thoughtful approach to his real estate dealings and is truly client-centric. He works closely with buyers, sellers, renters, investors and developers to understand their goals and works tirelessly to help achieve them. His strong business sense, creative eye, and warm, caring demeanor make him a pleasure to have as a partner.

Born in Northeast Pennsylvania, Jason moved to Spain after graduating from Pennsylvania State University with a BA in Integrative Arts. He studied Spanish in Salamanca, Spain and Korean in Seoul, South Korea where he lived, worked, and traveled through Asia for 10 years. Fluent in English, Spanish and Korean, Jason taught public speaking and current affairs at Hongik University and Sunghsin Women?s University in Seoul. He was also a partner in two businesses: a stylish speakeasy lounge in Seoul?s theater district and a bicycle import business.

Also a professional photographer and filmmaker, Jason has a very keen eye for beauty, style, quality and potential. His creativity and attention to detail translate into unique advantages for his real estate clients. He is currently working on multiple personal photo projects, his favorite of which is a self-esteem building portrait project for formerly homeless men, women and children who are rebuilding their lives.

Jason has plans to collaborate with the International Rescue Committee as well, doing portraiture work with refugee children that are learning English and skills to adapt to the American educational system. He is the current Chapter Director for Flashes of Hope, NYC Chapter, a volunteer organization that photographs children with cancer and their families at local hospitals. He lives on the Upper West Side and previously called Park Slope, Brooklyn and the Upper East Side of Manhattan home.