Lisa Jones
Real estate is about more than buying and selling houses. It’s about people, change, and figuring out what comes next.
I’ve been working in real estate since 2007, helping buyers and sellers navigate important decisions and new chapters in their lives. Whether buying a home, selling a longtime property, relocating, or downsizing, I understand that a move is often about much more than the transaction itself.
My career began in Florida, where I worked through challenging market conditions, became a top-producing agent, and eventually opened and ran my own boutique brokerage. Those experiences shaped my approach to pricing, negotiation, and market positioning, and taught me to adapt to changing circumstances while keeping my clients’ goals at the forefront.
Relocation has been part of my career for years, and I know firsthand what it means to make a major move. After more than two decades in Florida, I returned to Rhode Island in 2023. That experience reinforced my appreciation for the connections we make, the communities we find, and the sense of home we build along the way.
Today, I work with buyers and sellers throughout Rhode Island and Massachusetts, bringing together local roots and an outside perspective. I hold the Seller Representative Specialist (SRS), Graduate, REALTOR® Institute (GRI), and Short Sale and Foreclosure Resource (SFR) designations. My approach is consultative and straightforward, grounded in honest conversations, thoughtful strategy, and practical guidance tailored to each person’s circumstances.
Community involvement has always been important to me. I serve on the boards of The Avenue Concept, a public art organization, and the Women’s Fund of Rhode Island, where I’m also involved in policy, grantmaking, and development initiatives. I previously served eight years on the Minneola City Council in Florida and continue to support community organizations here in Rhode Island.
I grew up in Riverside, spent my teenage years in Providence, and now call the East Side home. I still remember where Almacs used to be, and I won’t turn down a Del’s lemonade in the summer.
Whether you’re buying, selling, or navigating a major life change, I believe good real estate guidance starts with listening, understanding the bigger picture, and helping you figure out what comes next.