About Dirk Hmura

With a remarkable track record spanning over two decades and sales exceeding half a billion dollars, Managing Partner of The Agency Portland, Dirk Hmura, has earned an outstanding reputation within the community, among colleagues and with his clients. This reputation is largely attributed to Dirk’s approachable demeanor, contagious enthusiasm as well as his warmth and sincerity. Dirk's dedication to his clients is unwavering, and he has firmly cemented his status as a trusted and highly respected figure in the local real estate industry.

 

Steadfast in his commitment to success, at his previous boutique real estate agency Eleete, Dirk was named the top selling agent for 12 consecutive years. Today, he consistently places in the Top 10 amongst Portland's 11,000+ real estate agents.

 

Dirk attributes a huge part of his success and passion to his team. "If it wasn't for my team, I wouldn't be embarking on this new chapter. We are family. Heck, we probably spend more time with each other than we do our own families,” says Dirk. “You'll see us working hard but also laughing. Since most of our clients are also friends, it gives me so much pleasure having them see us work. Our energy is infectious. They understand why we are successful when they see the team in action."

 

A Portland native, Dirk's roots run deep. He graduated from Sunset High School and Willamette University, where he achieved induction into its Athletic Hall of Fame and earned prestigious All-American honors.

With his wife, Leslie, and their 18-year-old twins, Jane and Ben, and the ever-enthusiastic Bernedoodle, Charlie, Dirk’s family is an active and engaged presence within the community—particularly within the local school systems. Dirk's fervor for keeping kids active is evident through his generous support of initiatives like the PlayFitFun After School Program, Sunset High School Soccer, and The Oak Hills Soccer Club. In his leisure time, when he's not immersed in work or volunteering, you might spot Dirk running the trails of Forest Park, supporting the Portland Timbers, tending to his garden, experimenting in the kitchen, or rallying neighbors for a game of tennis.