Jessica Gallant

Nebraska Realtor @Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

Omaha, NE, US

Thinking about moving to Omaha or making a change in 2025? Let’s make it simple, meaningful, and maybe even a little fun.Hi, I’m Jessica Gallant. I’ve helped people from all walks of life buy and sell homes with confidence, clarity, and peace of mind. Whether you’re relocating to Omaha, upgrading locally, or planning for the future, I’ll be right there with you from the first conversation to the final closing…and long after.Before anything else, my clients usually do just one thing.They reach out.And then we get to work.With over 11 years of experience in real estate at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and a background in residential and commercial real estate, I bring knowledge, strategy, and calm to the process. But what really shapes my work is my heart. I have a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Counseling, so when I say I care about your experience, I truly do.If you’re moving to Omaha, we’ll take time to explore neighborhoods, connect with a trusted local lender, and figure out what really fits your life. If you’re selling, I’ll walk you through pricing, marketing, and timing to make sure you don’t leave money on the table. And if you’re relocating elsewhere, I can connect you with a trusted agent through my national network, Doctors Houses and Spouses.My clients don’t just get a realtor. They get a steady guide and a friend who knows the ins and outs and keeps their best interest at heart.Because I believe people go where they feel wanted—and stay where they feel connected.That’s why I also created a support group for Omaha moms and a national space to help others feel seen and supported during big life transitions.If any part of this speaks to you, let’s talk. We’ll schedule a consult, I’ll listen to your goals, and together we’ll create a plan that fits you just right.Call, text, or DM me. I’d love to hear your story—and help you write the next chapter

Liberty University

MHS

University of Nebraska at Omaha

Journalism