Tech-savvy, strategic, and results-oriented by nature, Cameron Christensen approaches real estate with an eye toward the latest data and trends, whether he’s working with buyers, sellers, or investors. His marketing prowess—honed from his first foray into real estate managing the marketing, websites, social media, and leads for a top producing realtor-investor team while earning his license—has led to a wide array of successful negotiations that take advantage of the newest tools. Mainly specializing in Los Angeles and Ventura counties, Christensen is known both for his transparency and the luxury-level of customer service he offers his clientele, which includes a referral-driven list of celebrities, athletes, attorneys, CEOs, and other discerning clients. Transactions he’s executed have been featured in a number of high-profile publications, from Architectural Digest, Dwell, Vogue, The Los Angeles Times, and Forbes.
Christensen’s exposure to real estate started young: His father actively works in commercial real estate and his mother is in residential realty. Born in Newport Beach and raised in Westlake Village, he gravitated toward sales, initially working in the surf industry, until his love of design, architecture and negotiating skills led him to real estate. A graduate of the Graziadio School of Business and Management at Pepperdine, he currently lives in Venice. Outside the office, you’ll find Christensen most often surfing, snowboarding or biking, all practices that have broadened his network and even led to some off-market deals. His longtime familiarity of the coastal communities particularly—and their best surfing spots—is an additional value he brings to his clients, alongside his love of restaurants. A dedicated foodie, he can be counted on to dish out info about favorite spots near any property his clients consider.
Home Types:
House, Condo, MultiFamily, Townhouse
Years of Experience:
10
Education:
Pepperdine University (BA)
George L. Graziadio School of Business & Management at Pepperdine University
