About Lisa Goldman

Smart, hard-working and ethical to her core, Lisa Goldman specializes in multi-million-dollar properties in the Paradise Valley, Scottsdale and Arcadia areas of Phoenix. More than a decade ago, Lisa moved to Scottsdale from New York City and while searching for a home, soon discovered the importance of working with a real estate expert who possesses top-of-mind knowledge of the current market climate, who is cognizant of who the best builders are, and who has an up-to-the-minute understanding of market inventory … and those characteristics came to embody her professional passion.

With a primary focus on buyers, Lisa — a member of the TOP AGENT NETWORK and designated by Phoenix Magazine as one of Arizona’s “Top Agents” for 2020— spends time getting to know her clients on a personal level, a trait that lays the foundation for having a comprehensive awareness of their lifestyle wants and needs. What’s more, Lisa enjoys a rapport with a wealth of trades-people, builders, craftsmen and designers, meaning she is confident in who she endorses when it comes to building ground-up luxury homes as well as who to call on for renovations and/or décor updates.

All that said, sometimes other people say it best — and best is a word you will hear quite often in any conversation about Lisa Goldman. Indeed, here is a very small sampling of what some of Lisa’s clients have said about her: (1) “Lisa … is absolutely the most phenomenal person … making her the best realtor I’ve worked with.” (2) “My husband and I have bought and sold several luxury homes in multiple markets. In our opinion, Lisa Goldman is the best of the best.”

In closing, perhaps this final client-comment sums up Lisa best (there’s that word again…): “In a market this hot, this sophisticated and moving at the speed in which it does, I needed to find someone I could trust and who had the experience to recognize a rare opportunity and act upon it quickly. I highly recommend Lisa Goldman and cannot imagine a scenario in which anyone would ever be disappointed in her work.”