Licensed since 2001, Elisa has a long record of closing multimillion dollar homes in Washington DC, New York City and The Silicon Valley. What makes Elisa a unique agent is her fresh enthusiasm and genuine approach. Her customers appreciate her honesty, relatability and pragmatic perspective. An active Real Estate Investor, Elisa truly understands what Buyers and Sellers deal with during a transaction and knows how to effectively navigate the various issues that can arise in any transaction.
She is loyal and patient with her buyers and persistent in searching on their behalf. Her clients often take comfort in her transparency and guidance though every step of the process, eliminating the “unknown” fears or concerns out of the process. This type of personal customer attention has won her Outstanding Customer Service Awards multiple times
Elisa has a sharp memory and a true instinct for real estate trends, homes and neighborhood histories, sales comparable, and pricing data. While she understands that every property is different, her deep understanding of the market from both a current and historical perspective is critical in developing the right transactional strategy. Elisa is extremely professional, efficient, and committed when it comes to getting her sellers the greatest return on their investment.

Fluent in Hebrew, Elisa studied Political Science and Psychology at the University of Alaska Anchorage. She thoroughly enjoys life in the Silicon Valley, and can be seen in her free time running, while training for another half marathon or taking long bike rides with her kids. She is also often on the sidelines of either the San Jose Earthquakes or other Bay Area Sporting events. Additional free time is often divided between cheering on her nine-year old’s son’s soccer games who plays for Bay Area LFC Academy Team and watching her favorite Ballerina and gymnast daughter practice for a recital.
Elisa and her husband have two children currently enrolled at Yavneh Day School in Los Gatos and one and one enrolled in Preschool at the adjacent APJCC