Nadia Black grew up in the quaint English countryside and spent summers traveling the world with her father, a surgeon and her mother, a real estate investor. Nadia assisted her mother in managing her property and investment portfolio, which ultimately inspired Nadia to eventually move into real estate. Nadia worked in enterprise sales maintaining a portfolio that included entities such as Sealed Air, Tesla, NASA , as well as a great number of notable Ivy league universities, and institutions.

Known for her high level of emotional intelligence and empathy, Nadia is a skilled negotiator that anticipates her clients’ needs and truly listens to their requests and wastes no time in fulfilling her duty. Multilingual, speaking fluent Arabic and Greek, Nadia has been a global property advisor in not only Dallas, but Greece, Mexico, Dubai and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. She specializes not only in new development sales, but also Land and Ranch, and is a part of the Sports and Entertainment division. She is the founding member of the Fridman group in Texas. She was on the sales team at Bleu Ciel, a Harwood development and is currently lead sales at other developments in Texas and abroad. 

Nadia’s savvy discernment, positive attitude, global background and experience are unique skills that offer her clients an advantage for both local and international markets. In her spare time, Nadia is a philanthropist who has been volunteering for several years with overseas missions such as Caritas in Athens, Greece where she teaches English as a second language to refugees, and helps as a translator. She is also a part of Christie's Lone Star Philanthropy Committee. She loves fitness and is an active member at the Nelson country club, and Le Sol House in Dallas. 

She is passionate about traveling, mediation, reading and motivational speaking. A graduate of the University of Texas at Dallas with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Neuroscience, Nadia later obtained her MBA specializing in leadership and organizational management from the University of Indianapolis.