About Erica

A gallerist learns to see what a space could become. A film producer learns that one missed detail can cost you everything. I spent years doing both, first as a gallerist on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, then in film production and post-production for Marvel’s The Avengers, Apple, and Jurassic World. I moved from the East Coast to California in 2010, and that work still shapes how I read a room, a contract, and a deal, where timing, detail, and execution all have to be precise, creatively and strategically at the same time.

I studied Fine Art and Philosophy at Mount Holyoke College, which shaped the way I see people, space, and decisions. I also spent time studying law. I never practiced formally, but it deeply influenced how I read contracts, structure negotiations, and anticipate risk in a deal.

In addition to representing clients, I founded my own investment company and run a portfolio of rental properties across Los Angeles. That firsthand experience as an investor gives me a clear lens on value, risk, and long-term potential, and it is something I share openly with my clients so they can make decisions that are right not just for today but for the long term.

I have lived all over Los Angeles, including West Hollywood, Culver City, and Santa Monica. I ultimately chose Highland Park on the Eastside as home, because it feels like one of the most authentic expressions of the city, a place where long-time locals and new arrivals shape the neighborhood together.

What matters most in my work is that clients feel fully supported and clearly informed at every step. My role is not to push decisions but to protect my clients’ interests, bring an honest perspective, and help them move forward with confidence, even when the honest answer is not to move forward at all. I stay close to my community through Rotary Club and Launch LA, and I approach every client relationship the way I approach the rest of my life: with care, discipline, and a real commitment to doing the work the right way.