Scott Gill
Centering the Client Experience
Prompt, optimistic, thorough, collaborative: these are some of the ways Stegeman/Gill clients describe Scott. Insatiably inquisitive about houses, condos, and developments, Scott often discovers the gems first. His years of real estate sales and management experience in Chicago, combined with his architectural and construction knowledge and experience on condo and coop boards, provide S/G clients with the ability to make decisions with confidence. Scott has an uncanny ability to see how certain design and architectural choices and elements will be a source of meaningful pleasure in his clients’ lives and a boon to their property value. He can glance at a floorplan and describe what works and what could work better. He understands the client experience is a psychological one and moves with pace and empathy according to his clients’ goals.
“A class act! Scott guided us through the homebuying process with all the skill and precision you’d expect of someone with nearly four decades of real estate experience.”
A Little More
Like Bill, Scott recalls his disco days at Studio 54 with fondness. He delights in hiking, exploring, and getting in the car, pointing in a direction, and heading out for adventure. Scott is a director of the Texas Chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art, a current member and past director of the Society of Architectural Historians, and an Associate Member of the AIA. And for the architecturally curious, his award-winning books, Kentucky Houses of Stratton Hammon, Country Houses of Louisville, 1899-1939, and Gideon Shryock: His Life and Architecture, 1802-1880, are available to order through your independent bookseller or on Amazon.
Scott holds a PhD in architectural history from UT Austin, an MBA from MIT, a master of architecture degree from Rice University, and a bachelor of arts in history from Stanford University.
“The care Scott took to make sure our real estate needs were met was remarkable. And I’m not just talking about helping us secure a home in Austin we loved. More than this, he communicated with expertise why the first several homes we looked at weren’t right. That PhD in Architectural History sure comes in handy when looking for a house!”