Grant Walters

Grant is a "Global Luxury" level agent at Coldwell Banker. He joined Coldwell Banker in 1989 and was awarded "International Diamond society" level status in 2020. In his over 30 years of Real Estate sales experience, he has sold land to builders, farms to farmers, and has owned and sold commercial properties and been member of the Main Street Merchants group in Half Moon Bay. His primary business has been the listing and sales of residential homes from San Francisco to Mountain View. His primary area of expertise is the San Mateo County Coastside. Prior to joining Coldwell Banker, he had worked as an assistant to his grandfather, a realtor in Hawaii. He has also worked selling time for KHBC Television and for Tropical Visions in the creation of Television commercials, while completing his college education. Prior to entering Real Estate, he worked for Wes Pepper Construction and Hyland Hogan Builders; both builders in the Half Moon Bay Coastside area. Prior to that, he worked at American Airlines as a Customer Service Agent.

Grant was born in Half Moon Bay and lives in El Granada. He is married to celebrated fine art photographer, Tamara Trejo. Tamara Owns and operates Moon Mothers Nursery and Emerging Space (For Women) in Princeton. They have Two sons, Wesley (now in the graduate program at Cal State East Bay) and David (who now resides in San Jose). Grant is known as a professional level harmonica player and vocalist and has been the music producer for the Dream Machines Show Concert (a charity that benefits the Coastside Adult Day Health Center in HMB) for over 30 years. He produced the Concerts for Cancer awareness at the HMB Brewing Company and was the founder of the Miramar Blues Club and Musicians Showcase. He has a little been a league coach and has coached football for the Cougars at HMB high school. Over the years, he has provided organization, promotion and provided the music for over a 100 charity events to benefit the coastside he loves. Grant enjoys photography and cycling on the Coast.