Maxwell was born into architecture and design, raised in a house designed by his father who spent more than a decade shaping the Nike World Headquarters.

Before real estate, he represented talent in Los Angeles, where he learned the value of discretion and trust and formed a conviction that has carried over: finding the right project matters more than closing a deal. The move to property was a natural one, pairing that instinct with a lifelong passion for architecture in a market that trades on pedigree, from its golden age to the hillside modernism that followed.

Now licensed on both coasts, with 5+ years on the East End, Maxwell works with the next generation of creatives and tastemakers, clients who want more than a house. A piece of history. A work of art. A symbol of culture. In the Hamptons, that means reading the full canon, from 18th-century shingled farmhouses to the late-modern landmarks of Gwathmey and Jaffe, with an eye for the homes that will be as relevant in twenty years as they are today.

When he isnt working or cuddling with his dogs, Maxwell likes to stay active: soccer, cycling, and snowboarding through the seasons. Otherwise, youll find him in the kitchen, at a gallery, or out for live music.