Christoph

Christoph is a native of Austria and he grew up working in his family’s vineyard, so he knows a thing or two about wine. In 1996, he graduated from the Institut Hotelier Cesar Ritz – Switzerland, with a Diploma in Hotel Management; he moved to Phoenix in 1997 on an executive management program exchange. In 1999 he met and married his wife, Blair, a fifth generation Arizonan. Together they have a son, Josef. Blair’s great-grandmother was the first teacher in Scottsdale’s Little Red School House, now located in Scottsdale’s Civic Center Plaza. Blair’s grandfather, Percy Coe, was the founder of Coe and Van Loo, one of the largest Engineering Firms in Arizona. Blair’s mother, Kathryn Coe, is faculty at the University of Arizona and her aunt, Anne Coe, is a nationally recognized artist. Blair’s great-uncle, Sam Coe, commissioned Richard Neutra to design his home in Rolling Hills, California in the early 1940’s. Visiting it re-inspired Christoph’s long time love for architecture and design. Both Christoph and Blair are well traveled and together they share a passion for Historic and Modern Architecture, good food, wine, culture, art and the community. Christoph decided that being a full time REALTOR® is a good fit as it allows him to combine his experience in Sales and Customer Service with his passion for design and Architecture. Blair and Christoph were residents of the Coronado Neighborhood. They enjoyed living in downtown Phoenix for a long time and have restored a 1940’s Ranchstyle house and a French Provincial Bungalow featured in the book "Historic Homes of Phoenix". The opportunity arose to buy The Oldest Home in Scottsdale and Blair and Christoph could not pass up to move into the Titus House in the Summer of 2005.