In 2005, Stacy Shailendra began her career as a real estate broker in Atlanta after relocating from Los Angeles, where she obtained her degree in television production from Loyola Marymount University. Her move back to Atlanta was prompted by her desire to reconnect with family and embrace the southern lifestyle and community. Stacy is committed to helping clients navigate the process of buying and selling real estate as they embark on the next phase of their lives. She is captivated by the tremendous growth and exciting developments occurring in Atlanta, which she considers to be an ideal location to live, work, and cultivate a sustainable lifestyle.
One of Stacy's top priorities is to educate and empower her clients regarding the Atlanta real estate market. As a trusted advisor, she stays up-to-date with market trends and keeps her finger on the pulse of the industry. Thoughout her career, Stacy's has earned several accolades, including the Five Star Circle of Service award and Top Producer designation from the Atlanta REALTORS® Association. In 2020, Modern Luxury Interiors magazine recognized her as a "Real Estate Visionary." She is also a member of the Christie's International Real Estate Master's Circle, an elite group of high performing luxury real estate specialists from across our global network.
Beyond her career as a successful REALTOR®, Stacy is also a devoted wife, avid traveler, and dedicated community leader. She serves on the Board of Trustees for the Atlanta International School and the Georgia Conservancy, and is a board member of the Tuxedo Park Civic Association. She is actively involved in her community and supports various organizations, such as the Atlanta Ballet, Atlanta Police Foundation, Atlanta International School, Georgia Conservancy, Christ the King, Fernbank Museum of Natural History, Atlanta Speech School, and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.
In addition to her involvement in the arts and community, Stacy enjoys spending time with her husband, Sachin Shailendra, and their three children, Sydney, Sutton, and Sophie. She and Sachin are members of Christ the King, and Stacy can often be found playing tennis at Capital City Club in Brookhaven during her downtime. Stacy's passion for the arts led her to establish an annual dance scholarship in her name for gifted students in financial need through the Atlanta Ballet. This merit-based scholarship enables talented dancers to pursue careers in the performing arts.
