Marc has been a homeowner in San Francisco since 1994 and has loved living in the Bay Area since 1986. As Broker of Core7, Marc is a second generation real estate professional following in his mother’s footsteps. He is tirelessly committed to his clients’ and co-workers’ needs and works hard to maintain a highly competent and creative work environment.

"I grew up in the Real Estate business and honestly, I loved it from the time I was a little kid. My mom was a Broker in Michigan with three Real Estate offices, and I had the chance to start working in them at an early age. My first job, at just 11 years old, was washing the agents' coffee cups and cleaning the office. By the time I was 18, I earned my Real Estate license and began working in the business officially.

Wanting to gain more life experience to strengthen my ability to serve future clients, I attended Western Michigan University and earned a BA in Broadcast Communication and Business Management. After graduation, I moved to San Francisco, worked in radio, launched a chain of boutique printing centers, and even started an independent record label supporting emerging San Francisco bands.

All of those experiences eventually brought me back to my roots as a Realtor. For me, it’s always been about building and maintaining great relationships and giving clients the best experience possible. That’s what drives me. I bring a combination of business skills, communication experience, and a genuine passion for helping people that allows me to connect with clients, engage them, and make them feel confident and comfortable throughout the process.

As a homeowner in San Francisco myself, I understand that buying or selling a home can feel overwhelming. I’ll be right there with you, every step of the way, to help you make what is, in most cases, the best investment you’ll ever make.

Outside of real estate, I’m a gourmet chef with a focus on Middle Eastern cuisine, and an experienced sailor. When I’m not in the office or with clients, you can often find me out on my sailboat at Pier 40 in the San Francisco Bay."