12/05/2026
Moving to a new country has a way of making you feel very small sometimes.
Back in Cayman, I have so many wonderful friends and clients in real estate — people I trust completely, people I could call in a heartbeat. But starting over somewhere new is different. You don’t know who to trust yet. You don’t know who truly cares beyond the transaction.
And then sometimes, if you’re lucky, you meet people like Sandrine and her wonderful sister and business partner, Brigitte.
People who understand that finding a home is never just about property. It’s about people. About safety, timing, stress, hope, family and all the emotions tied up in building a life and home somewhere new.
Through one of the most difficult transaction and emotional processes, they showed up for us again and again with kindness, patience, honesty and heart — and somehow made the impossible feel manageable.
I’m endlessly grateful not only for everything they did for our family, but for the kind of people they are underneath it all.
Photographing people I genuinely admire will always be my favourite thing. And somehow it feels especially meaningful that these portraits were taken in the very home they helped us find 🤍
P.S. If you are ever toying with the idea of buying real estate in Cascais… you know who to call .gorjao from .realestate