Jennifer grew up in what's sometimes called the latchkey generation, kids who came home to empty houses while their parents worked to build something better. Her mother loved to move. By the time Jennifer was 18, she'd lived in almost 20 different places, once even relocating across the hall of the same building because the new unit had a fireplace theirs didn't.

That much movement made her curious, resourceful, and endlessly interested in other people's stories. It led her to theater, then advertising, then eventually her own digital advertising agency serving shopping center and professional service clients across the Coachella Valley. Working alongside real estate clients for years, she started noticing an industry that felt like it was made for everything she'd already learned about people and change.

Jennifer has lived in Palm Springs since 1983 and been with her husband, Scott, for more than 30 years. Their two children, Sam and Kathryn, grew up in the kind of steady home Jennifer spent her own childhood searching for.

She brings all of it, the moving, the storytelling, the years of managing complex projects and difficult transitions, into how she works with clients now. Buying or selling a home is rarely just about the property. It's usually about whether life still fits, and what needs to change if it doesn't.

Jennifer's job is to listen first, then guide people toward whatever's next, calmly and clearly, whether that's a second home, an investment property, or letting go of something that no longer serves them.

Everyone deserves a place that feels like home. Helping people move into theirs is the work Jennifer built her whole career to do.