About Gina Bany

Real estate has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. My grandfather was a real estate agent in Beverly Hills, and growing up, conversations about homes and real estate were simply part of life. My parents bought, sold, renovated, and remodeled homes throughout my childhood, giving me an early understanding of what makes a property valuable not just financially, but personally.

That connection to real estate continued into my own life. My husband and I have purchased, remodeled, and sold properties while raising our sons, and today, I’ve had the privilege of helping each of them and their families become homeowners themselves. Seeing that next generation put down roots has made a career I already love even more meaningful.

With 19 years in real estate and licenses in both Oregon and Washington, I bring experience, perspective, and a steady approach to every client I represent. I’ve seen markets shift, technology transform the industry, and the way people buy and sell homes continually evolve. What hasn’t changed is my belief that exceptional real estate service starts with listening, communicating clearly, anticipating needs, and understanding what matters most to the person on the other side of the transaction.

Whether I’m helping buyers find the right home or thoughtfully positioning a property for the market, I approach each transaction with attention to detail, resourcefulness, and a genuine commitment to making the process as seamless as possible.

Before and alongside my real estate career, I spent 11 years working in a hospital environment, where I gained extensive experience in marketing, event coordination, and customer service. That background strengthened my ability to connect with people, stay composed under pressure, and confidently manage the many moving pieces involved in a successful transaction.

Real estate is ultimately what I always wanted to do, and after nearly two decades, I still genuinely love the work. I’m deeply connected to my community through local charitable organizations, schools, and athletics, and those relationships are an important part of both who I am and how I do business.

For me, real estate has always been about more than homes. It’s about people, relationships, and helping families move confidently into whatever comes next.