Bilingual English / Cantonese property consultant. 29 years of Marriott hospitality. A one-man marketing engine — video, social media, local SEO, and AI automation — relocating to Dubai and ready to work.
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Fluent Cantonese, conversational Mandarin comprehension. American-born Chinese who knows the cultural differences between Hong Kong, Macau, and mainland buyers — because each culture buys differently. I build trust in the client's own language.
I film, present, and edit my own property video. I run social media, local SEO, and review generation myself — proven on two web properties I built and launched (yapbrain.com, adhdyap.com).
I build real automation — Zapier, Make, and AI-agent workflows (Claude, Codex): lead follow-up, chatbots, CRM pipelines, landing pages. No lead goes cold because a human forgot — the system remembers for me.
29 years at one Marriott property. When I commit, I stay — and I bring the same loyalty to my clients and my agency.
I track the Dubai market weekly. My current read, with dates — because clients deserve an agent who knows what's actually happening:
Transaction volumes cooled following the regional conflict — the market's first real test after three record years (The Guardian, Jun 18). My take: corrections are when relationship agents earn their keep. Nervous clients need honest guidance, not hype.
79,281 residential sales worth AED 221.4B in H1 — volumes down ~14% from record H1 2025, yet prices still up ~6% year-on-year, with villas +9.9% (Dubai Chronicle, Jul 5). A cooling of pace, not of value.
Ready-home sales posted their biggest monthly jump in three years in June; rental yields average ~6.6%; and H1 set a record 296 sales above US$10M (Edwards & Towers, Jul 2026). Investors are rotating toward ready property — not leaving.
I'm not selling a city I haven't studied — Marina, Downtown, Jumeirah and beyond.
