Shalyn Kearney is a distinguished luxury real estate professional serving Paradise Valley, Scottsdale, Arcadia, and Phoenix. Recognized as a three-time recipient of the Scottsdale REALTORS® Forty Under 40 award and a consistent Top Producer and Top 50 Agent by PHOENIX magazine, Shalyn has established herself as a trusted advisor in the Valley’s competitive luxury market. She currently serves as Vice Chair of the Scottsdale REALTORS® Young Professionals Network, reflecting her commitment to leadership, innovation, and the future of the industry.
Known for her refined approach, market expertise, and unwavering client advocacy, Shalyn delivers a highly personalized experience rooted in discretion, strategy, and results. Her clientele ranges from discerning buyers and sellers to seasoned investors, all of whom value her attention to detail, strong negotiation skills, and ability to navigate complex transactions with ease.
Deeply embedded in the luxury real estate community, Shalyn actively participates in the Paradise Valley, Pinnacle Peak, Arcadia, and North Central Luxury Home Tours, and a member of Top Agent Network—providing her clients with exclusive access to off-market opportunities and real-time market intelligence across the Valley’s most sought-after neighborhoods.
Beyond real estate, Shalyn brings a global perspective shaped by extensive travel to over 21 countries and a lifestyle rooted in connection, culture, and community. Whether curating exceptional homes or cultivating lasting relationships, she approaches every interaction with intention and a genuine passion for service.
Her philosophy is simple: luxury is defined not by price point, but by the level of care, expertise, and experience delivered.
Shalyn welcomes the opportunity to work with both new and returning clients, offering a seamless, elevated experience at every stage of the real estate journey.
Home Types:
House, Townhouse
Years of Experience:
5
Education:
Arizona School of Real Estate and Business, and University of Central Florida - Criminal Justice and Political Science
