Sham Nooristani is passionate about being responsive and organized when it comes to her client's needs. She takes that passion to the next level when she begins building the type of rapport that considers her client's feelings about the most minute detail throughout the luxury home buying process from initial contact through final closing.

Originally hailing from Davis, California, she brought her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from San Diego State University back to northern California, Silicon Valley, in 2010. Sham was an integral part of Ken DeLeon's real estate team, eventually being named the #1 agent in the nation (then) as DeLeon Realty in Palo Alto, where she completed hundreds of million dollar transactions at every price point. 

Sham is passionate about working with home buyers of all types, from first-time home buyers to overseas clients, and all-cash offers. Sham prides herself on referring more business than she accepts to maintain her high level of respect for each client.

She has brought unmatched motivation and drive to the Los Angeles community, where she has practiced real estate excellence for the past nine years. The weather, beaches, and healthy food options in the area matched her love of walking the beaches with Philip, her mini Goldendoodle while enjoying her morning coffee. Sham loves the endless options for meeting friends for lunch while enjoying the great outdoors in the surrounding Los Angeles area.

When not at work, Sham is active in the ALS  Association and ALZ Alzheimer's Research — both of which pay tribute to her patient, focused, and strategic approach to her level of commitment in the high-end, luxury real estate market of the greater Los Angeles area.

Sham is proudest of the relationships she has built over the years in the real estate market. She holds her reputation in high regard as being kind, gentle, and experienced while making each client feel respected. She is often referred to as “very diplomatic” yet “bulldog-like” in her ability to meet and exceed clients' needs in the Los Angeles real estate market.