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Founded in Miami Beach in 2009 by two advisors who had grown tired of transactions being handed between departments. Seventeen years later the rule has not changed: one advisor owns the relationship from the first conversation to the last signature.
The first office was three people above a dry cleaner on Collins Avenue. We opened the second in Scottsdale four years later, and only because a client asked us to represent them there and we would not hand the file to a stranger.
That has been the pattern ever since. Every market we cover was opened for a client who had already trusted us somewhere else, staffed by an advisor who lives in it. We have turned down more expansions than we have made.
We want Stackly to be the firm people call before they decide, not after. That means staying small enough to know every home we represent, and senior enough to say plainly when a purchase is the wrong one.
We take on roughly forty engagements a year across twelve markets. Each one gets a named principal, a written pricing opinion with the comparable sales attached, and representation that continues after the close.
Roughly one in five briefs we take ends with us advising against every house on the short list. The commission is not worth the relationship.
Pricing advice arrives in writing with the comparable sales attached, so you can argue with the evidence rather than with us.
No coordinators, no handoffs at contract. The advisor who took your brief attends the inspection and reads the closing statement.
Waterfront and dock-lot specialist. Seventeen years in South Florida, most of it within two miles of the office.
Co-op and condominium boards, landmark townhouses, and the paperwork nobody else wants to read.
Hillside construction, geology reports and architectural resale. Trained as a structural engineer.
New construction and land. Writes the quarterly letters for all three of his markets himself.
We are licensed in every state we operate in, carry errors and omissions coverage above the required minimum, and publish the same market letters to clients and to regulators.
Tell us the market and the timeline. We will match you with one of the four principals and you will speak to them, not to an assistant.
