Robert J Rapp – Coldwell Banker

Specialties

After falling in love with the architecture & juxtaposition of history and progress that is so prevalent in Sonoma & Marin Counties, at a young age, Robert set his sights on one day becoming an innovative, knowledgeable, breath of fresh air to the local real estate community. As a high school student at St. Vincent’s de Paul High School in West Petaluma, he targeted some of the area’s most successful realtors and sought out mentors along the way, easily landing a position as a Real Estate Assistant to one of the top teams in the North Bay Area, where he worked for several years, learning the ins and outs of the market, and studying in practice, the art of smooth transaction, in volumes that most would only dream of. Studying Communications and Business Administration at Santa Rosa Junior College and the University of Colorado at Boulder only enhanced his real estate background, imbuing it with cutting-​edge technological innovation gleaned both from his classroom instruction and personal experience.

Meet the Business Owner

Robert R.

Business Owner

Robert J. Rapp is single-​minded in his pursuit of his clients’ desires, whether to sell at the best possible price or to buy the perfect home; he makes it his business to get his clients what they want.

Robert’s ability to analyze market trends and current values is distinguished among clients and colleagues alike. He is experienced in assessing the benefits and drawbacks of various property alternatives towards meeting his clients’ investment criteria. The personal attention Robert gives to each and every client has given him an exceptional reputation within the real estate industry.

Though Robert’s primary focus is in Sonoma and Marin County, and most specifically Petaluma, Robert is involved with transactions throughout the Bay Area, including his noteworthy $ 3,300,000 sale in San Francisco’s Lone Mountain community in November 2014. This property, 66 Rossi Avenue, was profiled as the «Top Pick» in the San Francisco Examiner that December.

For sellers, Robert makes it a point to