About Jim Bruske
Find Your Future Home Now
I first moved to Arizona in 2000, and my knowledge of the area is part of what makes me one of the most dependable real estate agents in Arizona. As an active member of the community, I understand why people are drawn here. I want you to enjoy Arizona living as much as my family has, which is why I’m wholeheartedly committed to finding you a house that truly feels like a home.
I specialize in selling luxury homes, which means most of my listings offer one-of-a-kind features and superior amenities that will make your home-owning experience as perfect as possible. While I primarily sell residential homes in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Arcadia, and Phoenix, I work with buyers all over the state.
My Background
After graduating from Loyola Marymount University with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, I pursued a career as a professional baseball player. I was fortunate enough to enjoy a 15-year career, one highlight of which was being on the 1998 Yankees when we won the World Series. In 2000, I hung up my cleats and moved to Arizona with my wife Amy. We made a home for ourselves and I started considering my next big career move.
After giving it some thought, it became obvious that I was destined to work in the real estate industry. My mother’s 35-year real estate career always interested and inspired me growing up, and I knew that my work ethic, my desire to serve others, and my love for the area could help me become one of the top realtors in Arizona. I wasted no time in getting to work. Being a part of our community is a core value for me and my family – and essential to being an excellent real estate agent.
Associations and Awards
In order to establish my career as a realtor, I became a member of the National Association of Realtors and the Scottsdale Association of Realtors. Because I still maintain a love for sports, I remain active in the Arizona Major League Alumni community and volunteer as a coach. I have coached several little league teams as well as Brophy College Preparatory’s team, and
I run baseball-training clinics for several different Little Leagues. I traded a baseball bat for a golf club and I think I do some of my best work on the links at Arizona Country Club where I also serve on the Board of Directors. Lastly, I am a lifetime member and past executive councilman for the Phoenix Boys and Girls Club of America.
My Accomplishments in Arizona Real Estate
Ever since I’ve been working as a realtor, I have helped hundreds of clients find their dream homes in Arizona. Right now, there is nothing else I would rather do. I love the constant communication with my clients, the challenge of negotiation, and the amount of joy and excitement that always shows on their faces once we’ve closed the deal.
I consider the biggest wins of my career to be finding great values for my clients. Nothing makes me feel more accomplished than finding a home for a client that not only meets all of their requirements but also fits well within their budget.
Many of my clients have also used my services again when they are ready to upgrade to a bigger and better home, or downsize as empty nesters. I’ve even helped past clients sell the house they bought from me at a huge profit. Being able to continuously help my clients over the years and see their families grow has been one of the greatest joys of being a realtor.
What Makes Me Different
I understand that there are thousands of real estate agents in Arizona. That’s why I’ve worked so hard to become your best option when you’re looking for a luxury home. My commitment to my clients and community is unparalleled. For example, I will happily give my clients tours of all the different Arizona cities to make sure we find the best fit for them.
Additionally, I make sure that I’m very accessible to my clients, which is why you can call me on my cell phone any day of the week. Whenever I’m awake, which is typically from 6am to 10pm, I’m ready to answer your questions and guide you into your dream home.
Contact me at 602-768-3772 so we can get started.
