About Priscila Nuñez

It is a story rooted in resilience, hard work, and a global perspective. Originally from Mexico, I moved to Washington at 15, learned English while attending several high schools, and graduated from BEH-S. I’m currently an Economics major at Western Washington University, where I’m also part of the Legislative Affairs Committee and the ELP program, helping others learn Spanish. 

Before real estate, I played competitive soccer in Mexico and was deeply involved in community service through “Missions” organized by Instituto APV—bringing support to underserved areas. I’ve continued that passion for service here in Washington, participating in climate change and environmental projects with the North Cascades Institute. 

I earned my real estate license at 19 after interning at J-Co, but my passion began at 14. I bring an analytical, people-first approach backed by my economics training, multilingual skills (Spanish, Korean, French), and deep community involvement. 

When I’m not helping clients, I run a seasonal pastry business in Mexico, enjoy trying new things, and love conversations about real estate, economics, or just life at the beach. 

I’m here to guide you through your next move—with integrity, energy, and a sharp eye for value.