Let’s face it—real estate can sometimes feel transactional. You buy or sell a home, shake hands, and move on. But that’s never been how I see it.
Over the years, I’ve been lucky enough to work with some truly incredible people. Many of you have trusted me with multiple transactions, referred me to your family and friends, or simply shown up with support, encouragement, or a kind word. You’re the heart of my business—and I wanted a way to say a more meaningful thank you.
That’s where The Collective Club comes in.
So, what is The Collective Club?
It’s my way of giving back to the VIPs—my most valued clients, my repeat buyers and sellers, my biggest cheerleaders. If you’ve been part of my journey, you’re part of this exclusive circle. And as a member, you’ll be treated to some pretty great perks.
Here’s what you can expect:
Early access to events like pub quizzes, wine tastings, and our signature “Shuck and Sip” oyster nights—before they’re opened up to the public.
Gifts and surprises throughout the year—just because.
Special offers and sneak peeks at listings and investment opportunities.
The chance to bring friends and family along to events so the good times can keep growing.
A place on the Collective Club Referral Team—which means every referral you send my way earns you a special thank you.
Why did I create this?
Because real estate isn't just about homes—it's about people. And I never want you to feel like your relationship with your Realtor ends at possession day. Whether you need advice on your property value, a contractor recommendation, or just an invite to something fun happening in town—I’m your guy.
The Collective Club is about building a community around trust, appreciation, and shared good times. It’s something I’m truly proud of, and it’s just getting started.
If you’re already a member—welcome aboard. If you’re not yet—stick around. Big things are coming.
And as always, if you have questions about real estate, life, or what Whisky pairs best with dark chocolate, just reach out.
See you at the next event,
Stuart Bartwicki