Just the typical heart-warming immigrant story, from humble Lebanese beginnings to a successful well-respected Real Estate Agent in our Area serving the International Local Communities.
Some of Toni’s clients have included First-Time Home Buyers with modest incomes to discerning buyers from the World Bank, IFC, IMF, IBD, UN, Amazon, US State Department, White House, Middle Eastern Royal Families, Global Businessmen, and many other organizations.
Toni has buyers, sellers, investors as well as renters.
Above all, Toni believes in being ‘yourself,’ in whichever way ‘that’ self is.
Toni prides himself on being extremely professional, ethical, caring and above ALL judge-free.
He connects with everyone on a deep humane level – a level that pushes newly found client relationships to a higher level of friendships that lasts forever.
With more than 16 years in the Real Estate arena from commercial development to residential sales in the Washington Metro Area, Toni has excelled – especially in the residential field and has proven repeatedly that this niche of business is ‘his’ home and his passion.
Skilled in the art of communication and negotiation, and having the ability to speak multiple languages from 4 continents (English, Spanish, French, Arabic and currently learning Mandarin Chinese), Toni brings a multi-cultural perspective that enables him to understand nuances and business practices related to the international cultures within the Washington Metro Area – an edge he employs to deliver his clients a globally-appreciated high-quality level of service.
Toni believes in giving back to his community and helping others – he serves on the Board of KEEN Greater DC for young kids with disabilities.
An owner of 5 rescued-dogs, Toni is a huge supporter of the Human Rescue Alliance in Washington, DC St.
Croix Animal Welfare Center, in the US Virgin Islands.
He also supports many local, domestic, and international artists including the Caribbean Museum Center for The Arts.
Last year, Toni helped raise funds to complete the building of a Church in a remote village of Indonesia – the chapel will be a spiritual home for less than 25 poor and traditional peasant families.
And he is a supporter of the La Clinica Del Pueblo supporting the health of the Latino immigrants in our community.
Toni lives with his husband Craig Hollinger in the Spring Valley Community of Washington DC and calls St.
Croix, USVI his second home.
In his spare time, Toni meditates, channels his higher-self and other beings of love light, inspires and coaches others to be themselves and to do whatever it is that excites them the most.
