About

Specialties and certifications Negotiations, detail-oriented, listening to clients Childhood dreams can guide adult realties in unexpected ways. Growing up (in London, England) I wanted to be an architect or a surveyor. But, after taking courses in building construction, I realized real estate was my true calling. I started in the business in 1994. I’ve always had a drive to succeed. As a founding member of Dexter's Estate Agents—one of the leading real estate companies in London, with annual sales topping $3 billion—I was the branch manager for the highest-performing office. During my tenure, I received the award for “Top Sales” every year and "Top Office" two years in a row. Eventually, tired of London’s cold and damp climate, I moved to the United States to find a great community to raise my family. Tucson has been home for a decade and I’m delighted to say it meets all my standards for weather and community. My proudest moment as a REALTOR® came in 2009, when I joined Long Realty and won its Rising Star award. The award is given to honor top-performing agents who are in their first year with the company. It wasn’t easy coming from another country and doing real estate differently! Other honors followed, but the Rising Star is special. My clients say I’m well-prepared, quick to respond when they get in touch, and pay close attention to the details. To that I’ll add a strong work ethic, a positive attitude, and a focus on providing the highest level of service. In 2015, I partnered with Edward Moore to form Moore-Baba Real Estate Professionals at Long Realty. As a team, we have accomplished so much. This is due to our personalities, we’re dynamic, funny and fun to work with. What matters most, is we excel at bringing buyers and sellers together for transactions that are successful for everyone. That’s how we build longtime relationships with our clients. I’m proud of what I’ve accomplished in real estate, but our clients are the real winners, because everything we do is aimed at ensuring the best transaction possible. When that happens, we all win.