Raised in the Corridor He Now Works

He has watched this corridor get built.

He grew up in the San Tan Valley area and graduated from Silver Valley in the late '90s — back when Ellsworth Road was a two-lane and the communities buyers tour today were farmland. He's watched every phase of the corridor's buildout, which is a different kind of knowledge than a market report: he knows which areas flooded before the retention basins went in, where the irrigation rights run, what's behind the community wall because he remembers when there wasn't one.

That matters more in new construction than anywhere else, because a new-build buyer isn't just buying a house. They're buying a bet on what a half-finished community becomes — and the person helping them make that bet should have watched a few dozen communities finish becoming.

Where he works

• Queen Creek
• San Tan Valley
• Gilbert
• Chandler
• Mesa
• Apache Junction
• Gold Canyon

Why the license tier matters

Brian holds an Arizona broker license — the tier above agent. Arizona requires three years of licensed experience within the prior five years, a 90-hour broker course, and a separate state examination.

Before joining HUB AZ Brokers, Brian served as the designated broker of an East Valley brokerage. That's the job where you see how transactions go wrong: the missed contingency, the disclosure that wasn't, the builder contract clause nobody read until it mattered. He now puts that discipline to work on one side of one transaction at a time.

• Buyer representation in new-build communitiesQueen Creek, San Tan Valley, Gilbert, Chandler, and the Apache Junction corridor.
• Builder contract reviewArbitration clauses, deposit terms, delay provisions, and what's actually negotiable. Brian explains contract terms but does not give legal or tax advice; for those, consult an attorney or tax professional.
• Incentive mathWhat the builder's credit costs you at their preferred lender versus your own.
• Lot selection with resale in mindOrientation, adjacency, and what the next phase builds behind you.
• Walkthrough coordinationPre-drywall and final walkthroughs with independent inspectors.
• Resale representationBuyers and sellers throughout the East Valley.

• Education firstIf you understand the CFD line on the tax bill before you sign, he's done his job.
• Straight answers about tradeoffsIncluding when the builder's deal genuinely is the better one.
• No pressureToward any community, builder, or lender. The recommendation changes when the incentives change; the loyalty doesn't.
• Boutique by designFewer clients, more attention per file.
• People over propertyHouses are the paperwork; the milestone is yours. #HumansOverHouses