After 25 years in San Francisco, Rick Rochon considers himself a Bay Area native. Born in Seattle, Rick was naturally drawn by the entrepreneurial spirit that is the Bay Area and moved here after college. Before joining Sotheby’s, Rick worked at the executive level of the corporate world, managing complicated businesses and transactions, leading sales teams, and coaching and mentoring colleagues throughout the tech sector. During that time, Rick always had a hand in real estate; buying, renovating and selling properties for investment as well as personal use. Turning that passion for real estate into a career and applying all of his business acumen to the effort is the ultimate "perfect combination." Real estate transactions don’t have to be anything but enjoyable, and Rick’s deep experience and solid business judgment puts clients at ease. At Sotheby’s, Rick’s extensive network of world-class colleagues also provides Rick and his clients with unparalleled access to buyers and sellers. Search properties and read my blog at www.rickrochon.com

West Coast architectural photographer working with clients in locations throughout the west and beyond.

Rick Polito spent a childhood summer in a 40-foot trailer he describes as “fluoride green, inside and out” and came away with little affection for the mobile housing form. He only had his eyes opened to its potential when he came across the Trailerwrap project on a bike path eight blocks from his Boulder, Colorado, home. That gleam of steel and glass and other exciting models he discovered on the forefront of mobile-home design were almost enough to make him forget a second summer in a 50-foot expanse of wood paneling and green shag carpet.