With more than a decade of success connecting people and homes in Dallas’ most desirable neighborhoods, Shelley Koeijmans sums up her business strategy in two words, “relationships” and “trust.” For Shelley, having lifelong roots in Dallas means that her network of buyers, sellers, friends and colleagues reaches far and wide. These relationships place her at a prime position to uncover off- and new-to-market opportunities for buyers looking to live exceptional lives in their dream homes. Her expertise in key neighborhoods such as Hockaday, Preston Hollow, Preston Forest, Midway Hollow, Lakewood and beyond is unparalleled, as witnessed by her many return and referral clients. “Whether my clients are first-time home buyers, families looking for a legacy home, or sellers eager to right-size to a residence that fits their evolving needs, I work diligently to understand their needs, scour the market and vet suitable options and work through a transaction that prioritizes their goals,” she says. Buyers trust Shelley to look beyond the existing paint and carpet to envision the potential in every home. She has years of experience renovating and restoring homes and can easily identify a hidden gem that is a great home as well as a smart investment. Those looking to sell rely on Shelley to use her designer’s eye to prepare, stage and market their home to well-qualified buyers. And all clients receive the highest level of personalized attention as well as clear and consistent communication. A Dallas native who attended St. Rita and Ursuline Academy and graduated from SMU, Shelley began her career in the buying program at Neiman Marcus. It was there that she acquired excellent training in customer service while honing her eye for detail. She has translated those skills into a thriving real estate business and is recognized nationally through RealTrends Verified rankings of America’s top real estate professionals. Shelley is the proud mother of three children and seven grandchildren and is a longtime supporter of St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital.