Bob Greenbaum

Bob Greenbaum was born in New Orleans and grew up in Monroe, Louisiana. He graduated from Tulane University with a Bachelors degree and is the founder of several companies. From 1980 to 2008, Bob was the Founder of Telemarketing Communications of Las Vegas, Founder and President of Andreas California Farms a retail and mail order business the President of Par-Tee Golf, and the President of Uprising Rock Climbing Center in Palm Springs. In 2007, he became the Executive Producer of the documentary For the Bible Tells Me So, and was thrilled to see the film transform the lives of others. Even amidst his business ventures, real estate has persisted as a constant in Bob’s life. When he first received his California brokers license in 1980, Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley radiated a vitality that was of an intimate nature when everyone knew everyone. Bob has made the desert his full time home since 1980, and continues to be part of the fabric of the community, giving of himself and helping the community he loves so much. The desert has always been an indispensable part of Bob’s vision of home. For 18 years, his family owned the Dinah Shore house, designed by mid-century architect and family friend Don Wexler. Having an appreciation for mid-century architecture and all the styles the desert offers, Bob will find the home that’s right for you. In his free time, Bob is a life coach and hospice volunteer. He has served on the local board of the Jewish Federation and on the national boards of the Turner Syndrome Society and CLAL. He is the father of three grown daughters and enjoys skiing (snow and water), swimming, hiking, and traveling.