Kimberly Schmidt is hands down the best realtor I've ever worked with. She was more than an agent…read more-- she was a strategic partner who had my back the entire time. She had answers for everything, made the process seamless, and got my condo sold fast (I had 2 offers in a few days!) with zero hiccups. I'm incredibly grateful to have had her on my side. Highly recommend!

Hi Kimberly, I have decided not to sell my house now, but…read morethank you very much for your time and help. You are a fantastic real estate broker and person. Sincerely, Rod

We hired Dawn Leahy to purchase our property in Point Loma early 2024 and sell our two houses in…read moreCarmel Valley. While she was representing the seller as well, we initially felt she is a reasonable person and good realtor. She was enthused by the perspective of commission on three multimillion dollar houses. During the escrow period we increasingly grew suspicious that she was not acting as a fiduciary for us but was favoring the interests of the seller. Ms Leahy recommended a company to perform the house inspection. The inspector failed to identify a major problem with the furnace which was not up to code. This problem was identified by our HVAC company when they came to provide an estimate for installing AC. The inspector also failed to recognize serious structural issues with to large balconies where the support was eaten by thermites and rotten. When we confronted the inspector he immediately refunded the inspection price asking us to sign a waiver for any other problem we find. We suspect this inspector was chosen by Ms Leahy because she knew he would not identify and report serious problems. Additional problems occurred when we discovered water damage that had been concealed but the seller and the realtor. When we first saw the house the garage was impeccable with white walls. After a heavy rainstorm on a subsequent visit the garage walls had turned orange and brown and the paint was blistering showing obvious water penetration through the walls. The agent told us that the seller had "waterproofed" the walls by painting a coat of water proofing product on the inside of the garage walls and then repainted all the walls. Obviously, the seller and the agent were aware of the water penetration prompting them to incorrectly waterproofed the walls from the inside, but they failed to disclose this fact to us. If it had not been for the big rainstorm we would only have found out after purchasing the home. As we planned to remodel the home we brought contractors in to the house on several occasions including an electrician how also noticed water drops running down the ceiling in one fo the upstairs bedrooms indicative of a roof leak. When he alerted us of this problem Ms Leahy became very upset telling out contractors they could not roam around the house anymore. After this our relationship with Ms Leahy became tense and uncomfortable. We were trying to have out contractors look at the roof to assess the damage but Ms Leahy was working with the seller rapidly to have the roof "fixed" without keeping us in the loop or allowing us to inspect the roof before repair. A couple of hours before closing Ms Leahy refused access to the property to our gardener who was trying to drop off some flowerpots for us. She had met before but pretended to not know him and forbid him to go to the backyard or leave the pots. Recently we started heaving heavy termite dropping on the balcony, 10 months after fumigation performed by the seller. Investigating the problem we found out form a neighbor that the tent had a gapping whole while it was fumigated (we have video evidence of that). We called the termite company who came and cut a section of our brand-new facia boards to assess termite activity. They concluded that there are no termites. WE got a second opinion form another company who told us there is termites activity. We have contact Ms Leahy by email and text messages several times as the fumigation was done by her on behalf of the sellers. She never replied or even acknowledged receiving the messages. Lastly Ms Leahy misrepresented the circumstances of the owner's death in the house. She assured us that he passed away peacefully in his bed of old age surrounded by his children. We learn from our neighbors, who Ms Leahy told us not to talk to because they are "crazy" that the former owner was very sick and died from because of his sickness. In summary, Ms Leahy has been and continue to be utterly unprofessional and should not be allowed to behave like that. While we understand the inherent conflict of interest of a double agent, we believe it is their duty to keep both parties best interests at heart and not systematically side with one party in the transaction, regardless of her previous relationship with the parties.

If you are a United States Veteran RUN NOW!! They do not have VA experience. The "seasoned realtor…read more(of 30 years plus) was CLUELESS about the VA process. I was assured it would not be an issue. Lost the dream home due to errors on the agents assessment of the situation in the Oceanside community and had no idea of the inventory levels and time on market. Completely clueless about technology. The company is using antiquated applications and the agent had no idea how to use the software. All I asked for was something similar to what realtor.com or Zillow has free online. Change my searches, save houses I like. She had no clue they even had access to the software. Again - Veterans find an agency that is familiar with/specializes in VA loans. You served the country. Don't lose something over an agent at a company that is stuck in 1975 technology wise. Thank you for your service - you will not find "service" at this establishment.

I can only speak about this company as a tenant and I can say is RUN; do not rent from them…read more Theresa, Gregg's office manager is a nightmare. They require an absurd amount of "qualifications" up front and act friendly in the beginning. I moved into a condo that wasn't cleaned or repaired (holes not patched, water reversed in the shower, faulty heat) and although I made several improvements to the place to make it nicer they nickel and dimed ME for not cleaning the place (which was not filthy mind you) and for repairs. When the dryer broke a month before my move out Theresa responded with nonchalance saying it probably can't be fixed before I move out (something a Mom with a boy can't go without); I called Gregg and he had someone there in two days. Flash forward to three months later apparently the new tenants never changed the water over and my cancellation didn't go through and Theresa's only response was basically "too bad so sad" we won't ask for reimbursement so it's on you to pay their bill. Yet when I moved in and it was under their name they hounded me until it was changed over. Stay away from these snakes.

Billionaires Row team was amazing - sold our house over asking!…read more Would work with Gregg again if the opportunity arises. Trisja Malisoff

I would love to recommend Suite Life to anyone who's looking for a studio for your own business,…read moresuch as: Microblading artist, lashes artist, makeup artist, Esthetician, Massage therapist, else. I am feeling lucky to find such an amazing studio that's located at the greatest location in La jolla, plenty of street parking. You can find yourself walking to the beach just a fews steps away. Studios are has different sizes to choose from, brand new renovated. You must see it for yourself. Emily is a nice and kind person, professional, well communication to all renters. Thank you for having us in Suite Life family!

After being in the industry for almost two decades, I can say that Suite Life is different than…read moreother places I've rented at. What makes it different, aside from it being a beautiful, comfortable, and unique space, is the landlord Emily. Emily truly cares about her tenants and addresses any issues immediately. She goes above and beyond to make sure that hey tenants are set up for success. While it's our responsibility to run our businesses, Emily has always been on top of any issues with the building and even a source of encouragement during the pandemic lockdown we have recently experienced. I am very happy to have found sucha great place to work from.

We had an outstanding experience working with Jesús. From start to finish, he was professional,…read moreresponsive, and genuinely easy to work with. He took the time to understand exactly what we wanted and never made us feel rushed or pressured. What really stood out was how strongly he advocated for us during negotiations. He clearly had our best interests in mind at every step and gave thoughtful, honest advice that helped us make confident decisions. His knowledge of the market and attention to detail made the entire process feel smooth and well-managed. Buying/selling a home can be stressful, but Jesús made it feel straightforward and under control. We always felt informed, supported, and like we had someone truly in our corner. We couldn't recommend him more highly and would absolutely work with him again in the future!

Jesus Rodriguez is an amazing professional- helped me find the perfect investment and guided me…read morethrough the challenges of the acquisition

Your response completely avoids the actual issue and instead keeps redirecting to "roommate…read moreconflict," take a seat because you were not involved.. so to continue to say "roommate conflict" is misleading & a stretch you know it .. Devon took things personally & reacted as such. Question for you?? How can I have how can I have roommate conflict if I never lived there? I never spent a single day in that property . I was fully prepared to pay my portion of the lease for the year & not live there. While the roommate you say I had conflict with was actively looking for someone to take over my part & after a month decided to move out the email you received in late December we followed all of your obligations to find replacements after we eventually found someone that was worthy of your approval... Devon "legally" threatened me with an eviction notice on an empty house ( knowing it was vacant from Jan 4th) after someone else signed the lease .. embarrassing because that petty bully didn't get her way " pay by noon or I'll shut it off" I responded I don't give a shit. If I was a manager or owner & had any dignity in my workplace I'd be ashamed to have somebody like her working for my company. She is so unprofessional and takes things personally & reacts as such as your other tenants they call her a snake.. since you tried to turn this around is clear why you'd defend that behavior. I said from the beginning that's why I would much rather deal with Carrissa than Devon any day of the week. The problem was never simply that roommates were not getting along. .. if you can read which I'm sure you can or least I am hoping so , unless ChatGPT read it to you .. the problem was Devon's repeated unprofessionalism, poor communication, I will screenshot messages of us asking for pictures of the property to where she refused to until Carrissa sent it , and the way this situation was handled from start to finish. Throughout the entire process, we followed every instruction given to us, actively searched for replacement applicants, submitted multiple qualified people, and continued doing everything your office requested. Yet those applicants were repeatedly denied, creating unnecessary delays and financial burden. Instead of acknowledging the concerns raised about Devon's conduct, your response reads like an attempt to shift blame and rewrite the situation around lease terms that we were already actively trying to comply with. What stands out most is that even now, rather than addressing employee behavior, professionalism, or customer treatment, management continues to focus only on protecting itself while ignoring the experience that led to this review in the first place. Anyone considering using this company should take the time to read the other reviews as well, because this pattern clearly is not isolated. Based on our experience, this property management company was frustrating, unnecessarily difficult to deal with, and not worth the time, money, or stress.

Thank you, Nick for the showing. Five star service all the way! Very pleased with the results.read more

If you have commercial real estate that you want to sell or lease, then Capital Growth Properties…read moreis perfect for you. They helped me the entire process and got the best deal for my property. The customer service is great and I always felt like they treated me like I was their only customer. I really recommend Capital Growth Properties.

Wow. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy…read more Live in a CGP-managed apartment. Was originally managed by another company, but switched to CGP maybe 6-8 months after I moved in. As the poster below writes, they property manager turnover is insane. I think we have had at least 7 property managers since they started managing the apartment. And each one complains constantly about how much they have to do and how they're just learning the ropes so "bear with them" while they get up to speed. I think it's all an act so they can avoid actually doing anything. That or maybe they're so stressed from working at this awful company that all they can do is complain to their residents about how hard their jobs are. My apartment (at Antone Corp) is falling apart: chunks of ceiling falling off, closet doors falling off tracks, cabinet doors peeling and falling off, gross old carpets and floors and lousy with termites but the grounds are well maintained and the rent is reasonable for San Diego. I was quite happy living here until today because I'm a grad student and I'm happy to put up with a dilapidated apartment if the rent is decent. Also, one of the primary reasons I live here is because my work requires frequent stretches of travel of long duration (up to 2 months), and I have a place to park my car when I'm traveling without worrying about being towed. Today my car was towed from my assigned spot because they suddenly decided to tear down the carports when my roommate was out of town and I was leaving for a work trip. I don't have a copy of my roommate's keys and she was out of email and phone contact. Also not sure if I'm legally allowed to move her property without her knowledge or permission (leaving it in a place for a long duration where it could be towed as well). I also went out of town shortly thereafter, and would have had to leave our vehicles on the street or at the local grocery store (what the property manager said to do) where I certainly would have been (rightfully) towed. I communicated this right after receiving the notice to our new property manager Greg (I think he's been here three weeks) and he said he'd talk to the owner and get back to me. He didn't. Until yesterday, when they emailed me to tell me I had until 7am this morning to move my car. I told them I'm out of the country and can't move my car with 16 hours notice. Today they emailed me to tell me they towed my car. I complained to the regional manager Maegan and was told that it's "not their problem" if I can't move my car because I'm out of the country. She said that they're not legally required to give any notice at all, and the notice posted on my door was sufficient. You're telling me that I'm not even allowed to go away for a weekend without risking getting my legally-parked car towed from my assigned spot? I'm sorry, I thought I was renting an apartment, not in prison. Maegan also said something about a section in the lease that says they only need to give 24 hours notice to make repairs, but later said they're not required to give notice of repairs at all. I repeatedly asked her to tell me the sections of the lease where these things were stated (I've read the lease and none of what she was saying was in there) and she would misdirect to something else. I asked her how she suggested I should have moved the vehicles when I'm not in the country and she said I could have contracted my own towing company to tow my vehicles somewhere else. What? Also how am I supposed to see a notice on my door when I'm in a different country? Did I miss a clause in my lease that only clairvoyants are allowed to live here? And oh my god, the notices. Barely a day goes by when I don't come home to some random notice posted on my door. This company has felled several forests with the number of notices they print out. They have apparently never heard of email (except when they're claiming you've violated your lease for not moving your car at their whim). One person three buildings over smokes weed once and there's a notice on everyone's door about the smoking policy. We're not even allowed to have one potted plant near our door because of "fire hazards". Just empty beige hallways. One of our first CGP property managers (Tammy) kept saying we never gave her a copy of our key and we needed to provide a copy. We gave her at least three copies. She lost all of them. Then she claimed her irresponsible assistant accidentally threw the keys away. She didn't have an assistant. Every new property manager also contacts us to tell us our dog is not allowed to live with us. We don't have a dog. To this day I have not figured out why they are so convinced we have one. I could go on forever but I should stop. I'm pretty sure this whole car thing is just a way to piss me off so I leave and then they can jack up the rent. Well, it worked, because there's no way I want to continue living here or any other CGP property after this.

I would highly recommend working with Jimmy Kerr as your agent! Throughout our home buying process…read morehe was incredibly communicative. His ability to explain complex contract details was invaluable. He made the entire process as stress free as possible. If you're looking for a realtor you can trust to guide you through the process Jimmy is an excellent choice! Thank you for everything!

Jeannine was an excellent partner to help my parents land their dream ocean front house. She is…read morevery knowledgeable and has great communication and was able to guide them every step of the way. She's well connected and always able to share the best listings to land what you're looking for. They were thrilled with the experience and would recommend her anyone looking for their next home on the coast!

Do NOT recommend this company. Poor service, inaccurate reporting! Number of rooms, square…read morefootage, dimensions all wrong. Had to go with another appraiser. VERY DISAPPOINTED!!

I needed an appraisal and selected this company after contacting several other companies. Corbin…read morewas very responsive, clear in describing what he would do and the timeline for producing the report. He was easy to work with, completed the appraisal within a few days of the request, provided a comprehensive report as promised. A pleasure to work with such a great company. Good value, excellent service.

Lovely informative people very honest and helpful will stay with them always its nice to have them…read morehere lots of good feedback.

The Oppenheim Group is a professional real estate brokerage company that was founded in 1889 by…read moreJacob Stean Brett as the Stern Realty, there great-great grandfather was one of the preeminent enterpreneurs, which represent five generation of real estate. Jason and Brett Oppenheim now has four real estate offices, West Hollywood, Newport Beach, Cabo San Lucas, San Diego "La Jolla" which open steps from the beach in Feb.14, 2023. I stumbled up on the La Jolla by being in the area on a business meeting, I saw the building and could not wait to go inside, I'm a huge fan of both of their Netflix reality shows. I met Amber Hunt who is a realtor associate here, she was so kind with a warm welcoming, so told us a little bit about the office and what to look forward to, the deco and furniture here is off the chain, talking about classic and elegance, there is the bell, a pool table, a dart board, a coffee cart, a bar, a fancy huge clock, the famous aviation airplane wings desk and a Oppenheim motorcycle, this office has got to be the baddest and playful office they have, another shout out to the lovely Amber Hunt, let her sell you a house