Brokerage
Tom is owner and Team Leader of BayShore Group, who conduct their Fenwick Island-based real estate practice through Northrop Realty.
Real-estate practice
Representation shaped by coastal markets, complicated properties and decisions that need more than an MLS sheet.
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BayShore Group is Tom’s real-estate practice through Northrop Realty. It serves buyers and sellers across Maryland and Delaware, with a particular understanding of coastal property, waterfront, land, farms and distinctive homes.
The work is personal and practical: understand the property, explain what matters, position it clearly and help a client make a consequential decision with better context.
The practice
A property decision can combine money, timing, family and a place someone cares about. BayShore’s role is to bring local context and a clear process to that decision—from first conversation through negotiation and closing.
The approach
Coastal homes, acreage and unusual properties rarely fit a generic description. The work starts with what makes the property different, who needs to understand it and which details can change value, demand or confidence.
The foundation
The questions encountered in real estate—parcel history, land constraints, scattered records and unclear handoffs—also shape Tom’s product and technology work. BayShore is the operating practice where many of those problems become visible.
Inside the work
What it brings together
Tom is the founder and team leader of BayShore Group at Northrop Realty.
real estate · coastal property · land
BayShore Group operates through Northrop Realty. Luxury-network references on this site relate to Northrop Realty’s affiliation with Forbes Global Properties.
Practice & affiliations
BayShore Group operates through Northrop Realty. Northrop Realty is a member of the Forbes Global Properties network.
Brokerage
Tom is owner and Team Leader of BayShore Group, who conduct their Fenwick Island-based real estate practice through Northrop Realty.
Luxury marketing network
Luxury marketing and global network reach are available through Northrop Realty’s affiliation with Forbes Global Properties.
Stories from this work

2026-09-14
I’d joked for years that someday I wanted to skydive into one of my listings. Eventually the right property gave me an excuse to actually do it—and reinforced something I’ve come to believe about real estate marketing: sometimes the best way to sell a property is to make people care enough to stop scrolling.
2026-09-10
Long before I started selling land, I was working golf-course greens, selling Christmas trees, hunting, working around farms and spending most of my free time outside. Looking back, it probably makes sense that some of the properties I enjoy selling most are the ones that require you to understand the land itself.

2026-09-02
It was a special place. The estate was 24.35 acres, 5,269 square feet between the main home and the reimagined guest home, with 2,000+ feet of shoreline wrapping around Tyaskin's Hatcrown Point towards Wetipquin Creek.
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