Harriet Ukai

Harriet, in her 31-year career as a Realtor, has assisted many loyal clients in executing their real estate goals whether it is finding their dream home and negotiating a smooth transaction or selling their home for the highest possible price. Many of her clients still live in the houses she sold them, most of them are repeat clients, and almost all of them call her when they decide to sell – which speaks volumes about her commitment to excellence, truthfulness and work [...]

Harriet, in her 31-year career as a Realtor, has assisted many loyal clients in executing their real estate goals whether it is finding their dream home and negotiating a smooth transaction or selling their home for the highest possible price. Many of her clients still live in the houses she sold them, most of them are repeat clients, and almost all of them call her when they decide to sell – which speaks volumes about her commitment to excellence, truthfulness and work ethic.Harriet graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a B.A. in Rhetoric and spent two summers as an intern in Washington, D.C. Upon graduation, she moved to New York City where she worked as a financial analyst in Mergers & Acquisitions at The First Boston Corporation for two years before earning an MBA from The Kellogg School at Northwestern University.In addition to selling real estate, Harriet has a keen interest in modern art and interior design which allows her to frequently stage her client’s listings. She also manages her own properties in Berkeley, San Francisco and Napa. She currently resides in a co-op on Russian Hill.Reared in Berkeley, Harriet is self-made with an entrepreneurial and creative mind inherited from her father who owned a small grocery store where she worked at an early age, and her mother who became a noted necklace designer in her later years. In her free time, Harriet avidly reads and watches documentaries about history and true crime. She hikes regularly and when time permits cycles the back roads of West Marin. As a member of the Metropolitan Club in San Francisco, Harriet volunteers on several committees and enjoys swimming and playing weekly games of Mahjong.