Myles Jones moved to the Emerald Coast from Long Island, New York, where he grew up watching his father’s commercial and residential real estate business. After graduating high school, he went on to Duke University, where he studied markets and management and also played lacrosse. His lacrosse career continues as a professional player for the U.S. national team in the Premier Lacrosse League and as a part-time analyst for college lacrosse games with ESPN.
Despite growing up around the real estate industry, Myles only fell in love with real estate after purchasing his first home in Atlanta in 2020. A relationship with a thoughtful broker in that area helped him develop his interest in pursuing it as a profession. He likens real estate to sports in many ways, from motivation to self-discipline to competitive flair. Myles starts every day making a list for himself as a way to remember his tasks and see them through to completion, and considers himself highly organized, regimented and committed to finding exactly what his clients are seeking in a home.
Myles moved to the Panhandle in 2020 with his fiancée, Cashen Moore. Together, they enjoy helping underprivileged children at Christmas. He is fluent in Spanish and is working on his golf game. He enjoys traveling, having recently returned from Miami, and enjoys regular ski trips out west.
