Becky Haigler is a successful multi-unit and award-winning retail leader with a career spanning 30 years in both specialty and big box. Early on, Becky learned the importance of building a strong relationship with her customers – listening, building trust, and creative thinking – to deliver a great experience and to ensure their needs were met. Real Estate has always been an interest of Becky’s, so when the opportunity presented itself, she decided to make the transition out of retail, using the skills it taught her to take care of her clients and exceed their expectations.
Becky Haigler is a successful multi-unit and award-winning retail leader with a career spanning 30 years in both specialty and big box. Early on, Becky learned the importance of building a strong relationship with her customers – listening, building trust, and creative thinking – to deliver a great experience and to ensure their needs were met. Real Estate has always been an interest of Becky’s, so when the opportunity presented itself, she decided to make the transition out of retail, using the skills it taught her to take care of her clients and exceed their expectations.Becky is also one of our New Home Sales Specialists in The Waters. In this role, she is the expert on the building process, whether that be matching prospective residents with a home already in progress, or helping them build their dream home from the ground up. One of her favorites aspects is assisting her customers to visualize the end result and allowing them to see all that is possible in their new home, helping them understand that when you purchase a home in The Waters, you are also investing in a lifestyle that is unmatched anywhere in the River Region.
Outside of work, Becky has one fur baby – a wild and crazy Jack Russell Terrier named Cosmo. She is an avid gardener, loves trying out new recipes and hanging out on her front porch. She is always pondering her next adventure – Becky has kissed the Blarney stone, stood on the Great Wall, cruised the Bosphorus, and visited the Oracle at Delphi.
