Shermine K. Realty

About Shermine

Fourteen years in Metro Atlanta real estate, ten Million Dollar Club years, and a second career building the homes she sells.

Shermine Khakiani
The short version

Design the dream. Then deliver it.

Shermine has spent fourteen years on both sides of a line most agents never cross: the broker who negotiates the deal, and the builder who knows what the deal is actually worth.

It shows up in the small moments — pricing a listing, walking a lot, telling a buyer what that “small” renovation will really run. A Georgia native who studies this market daily, she handles residential, commercial and genuinely complicated transactions with the same method: get clear on what the client wants, be honest about what it takes, and negotiate without blinking.

Her background in advertising, branding and market positioning shapes how every listing is presented. And clients tend to mention the same thing first: she is reachable. Calls get returned, coverage gets sent, and the relationship does not end at the closing table.

Credentials

Licensed, ranked, accountable.

Associate Broker

Georgia real estate license #371080, with broker-level education and experience beyond a standard salesperson licence. Also licensed in Florida.

Top 1% producing agent

Ranked among the top 1,000 agents nationwide, per her brokerage’s records.

10× Million Dollar Club

Ten separate years recognised for million-dollar-plus production.

Builder and developer

An active working relationship with builders and developers across Metro Atlanta — not a referral to a stranger.

Working together

From first call to closing day.

01

Consultation

A straight conversation about your goals, your timeline and your number.

02

Strategy

A pricing and marketing plan if you are selling, a search and financing plan if you are buying, or a lot and builder plan if you are creating something.

03

Negotiation

Offers, counters, inspections and repairs — handled personally, not passed to an assistant.

04

Closing

Coordination through to the table, so nothing surfaces on moving day.

Start with a conversation.

No pressure, no pitch — just a straight read on your options.