Before real estate, Adam spent his career behind the bar in Rochester's fine dining scene, and it shaped the way he works with people. He learned to read a room, keep track of the details that matter, and stay calm and sharp when things move fast, without ever making a guest feel like an afterthought. That instinct for service is exactly what he brings to buyers now.

Adam's approach is attentive and unhurried. He wants clients to feel informed, confident, and genuinely taken care of at every step, not just moved through a transaction. Building trust matters more to him than closing quickly, and it shows in how closely he listens.

A lifelong Seabreeze resident, Adam grew up in the neighborhood he now helps people move into and around. He's a short walk from Durand Eastman Park and a quick ride from the lake, and his first job was at Seabreeze Park itself. Outside of work, he's usually outside, fishing, biking, or spending time at the Finger Lakes, or out chasing live music around the city with a strong preference for jazz. When he's not listening to music, he's playing it. His guitar goes most places he does