Hi, I'm Giuseppe Gaspari

My parents owned rental properties. So while other kids had summer jobs at the mall, I was showing apartments and fielding calls about leaky faucets. Not exactly glamorous—but it taught me how buildings work and what tenants actually care about.

University came next: Human Geography and Philosophy. Sounds random for a future realtor, right? But geography taught me how neighbourhoods evolve—why one block becomes the hot spot while another stays quiet. Philosophy? That's where I learned to ask better questions and spot the assumptions people don't realize they're making. Both come in handy when someone says they want a "nice area" and I need to figure out what that actually means for them.

I moved to the Okanagan because I fell in love with the place during a road trip. Cliche, I know. But there's something about watching the sun set over the lake from a vineyard patio that makes you rethink your life plans. Four years later, I can tell you which Kelowna neighbourhoods flood in spring, where the best walking trails are in West Kelowna, and why Lake Country keeps attracting young families.

Here's what I've figured out: buying or selling a home is already stressful enough. You don't need an agent who makes it more complicated. I keep things straightforward—tell you what I think, flag the stuff that matters, and skip the sales pitch. If a property isn't right for you, I'll say so. We'll find the one that is.