Most listings get a page inside somebody else's website. These get a site of their own, built one property at a time, because a house worth this much attention should not be presented from a template.


























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Call and tell us what you are after, or add your name to the short list we call first when something is about to come quietly to market.
One page for the whole Cliffs portfolio, listed and sold, with what a 2026 membership actually costs before you fall for a view.
Every one of these had a plan behind it. Five closed inside The Cliffs at Glassy between June and September 2026, and on three of the five we represented the buyer as well as the seller. The full record, every price cut, every day on market and the one forecast we got wrong, is published in full.

Co-listed with Debra Minnick, and DHG brought the buyer. House and pasture were priced as two packages, not one blended acre rate.

Four price cuts and two expirations before us. Relisted 5 June, under contract 10 August. Read the case study.

DHG listed it and brought the buyer, with a 30-day lease-back arranged so the seller was never rushed. Read the case study.

No sign, no showings. A short list of fixes, a private sale, and a lease-back on the owners' schedule rather than the buyer's.

A craftsman on a quiet cul-de-sac inside the Glassy gate, presented like the rest of the portfolio and closed the same season.

DHG held the listing and brought the buyers. The largest of the summer's five Cliffs closings.
He told us he wished he had found us first. It would have saved him the better part of a year.
Before a word of copy is written, we audit the home against Zillow's Buzz Index and whatever it finds earns the opening line. You can run that check on your own house right now, and you can read the whole plan a seller receives before their home goes live.
“You did a masterful job with the plan to launch our home. We feel like we chose wisely.”