

About Chris
Chris’s strong quantitative approach -- utilizing statistics, economics and hard data -- allows him to articulate to buyers and sellers the relative value of homes across neighborhoods and micro markets. He uniquely combines this with telling “the story” of a home, highlighting the more subjective and emotional aspects that will resonate with buyers to maximize prices for his sellers.
Transaction History
- 1 Year
- 2 Year
- 5 Year
Neighborhoods Chris Has the Most Experience In
Chris' Listings and Deals
Chris's Active Listings
Awards and Designations
- SRES Seniors Real Estate Specialist
Chris' Reviews
2/1/25marilyn adler
Looking back at the recent sale of my house on Stanford Campus, Chris was the professional I needed. His knowledge of campus sales and purchases, market value and finding qualified buyers was very impressive. I was also pleasantly surprised by his knowledge of home construction and his network of helpers if needed. With confidence, patience, and great communication skills, he arranged and supervised many home inspections and reports to satisfy the buyers. Chris took the stress out of scheduling open houses, private tours and guided my husband and me through mountains of paper work. Chris is a special person and I would gladly work with him again.
Marilyn Adler
1/14/23Laura Roberts
We have worked with Chris for several years. He has provided excellent guidance and support through a number of real estate transactions. We respect Chris's work ethic and judgment, and we have recommended him to.... everyone!
12/2/22Robert Jericho
tl;dr - If you're reading this, work with Chris - he's better than exceptional.
Only 5 starts because I couldn't provide 11 in the review.
I work in real estate / mortgage brokerage strategy and talk with realtors from around the country. Chris is at the highest of the high. I literally can not say enough good things about him. Chris hits all the marks of how we train agents around know, like, trust.
Know - We met Chris via a recommendation of department chairs at Lucille Packard Children's Hospital - Stanford as part of my wife's recruitment process to lead the new Celiac Center. So quite literally the hospital says help us bring a person here, we know housing is important, can you help these people. That's a strong recommendation right to start.
Like - We had an initial consultation with Chris where he set our expectations around housing on the Peninsula. He listened, learned, and was able to quickly translate what we loved about our home in Chicago to a location and style on the Peninsula. We established a great connection and it continued to grow.
Trust - Every single question I had (and I can get super detailed when needed), Chris would not only have the answer, he would present it in a way that both my wife and I could understand, translating it from what we knew to what it would be and summarize the impact of the changes. Even better, where he didn't know, he had a terrific expert who also did the same style.
Now Like every buyer (and I mean EVERY BUYER, even the President's of real estate brokerages do this!) we picked a house that was in a different location than we talked about and a different style that we talked about. And he totally didn't kill us. He assessed what fit about our original criteria, what didn't fit, and made sure we balanced logic and emotion. And then his skill and experience kicked in. In a competitive market with a house that was listed below market value, he got the deal done. Find the house, buy the house.
But wait.....there's more....we're relocating from association living in Chicago to the foreign country of California. Chris not only helped answer all our questions (Like aren't termites just part of cartoons? what do you mean I have to sign up for a water bill?) but really provided the resources to get it done. He's been our eyes and ears, checking in to make sure all is set.
I can not recommend Chris strongly enough. He is quite literally one of the best realtors I've ever seen and I consider myself fortunate to have worked with him.
