Luke Sykes

A common thread among many of our agents is that we still call the Northeast Kingdom home; I can proudly say that I too was born and raised here. I graduated from the University of Vermont in 2016 with a B.S. Secondary Education Mathematics, and spent the early years of my adult life working for various schools/organizations throughout Chittenden county. Anyone who has been involved in public education is familiar with the concept of “transferable skills” - skills or experiences that [...]

A common thread among many of our agents is that we still call the Northeast Kingdom home; I can proudly say that I too was born and raised here. I graduated from the University of Vermont in 2016 with a B.S. Secondary Education Mathematics, and spent the early years of my adult life working for various schools/organizations throughout Chittenden county. Anyone who has been involved in public education is familiar with the concept of “transferable skills” - skills or experiences that are relevant across multiple professions and workplaces. Although I’ve hung up my hat as a teacher, this idea resonates with me as I think about what values have shaped my professional identity, and what I offer to anyone seeking my services as a real estate agent. I believe that’s my commitment to being transparent, my persistence in
finding a resolution to every problem, and my belief that our most enduring experiences are the relationships we create. I love a challenge and when I’m not working I’m always preoccupied with a new undertaking, whether that’s learning a new instrument, tinkering with a project car, cooking for my family, or traveling.