Greta Sieglock

Greta is a dedicated real estate professional who is passionate about helping individuals find their place in the world. After spending a decade working in marketing and communications within the specialty food and restaurant industry, Greta decided to transition her skills from building community through food to building community through real estate. She traded tastings and prix fixe menus for property contracts and a people-first approach.

During her previous career, Greta had the opportunity to work with genuine, talented individuals in various food-related roles, from bean-to-bar chocolate to farm-to-table restaurants. She cherished the sense of community that naturally formed around shared food experiences, observing the joy that came from giving and receiving delicious treats, sharing meals with friends, and exploring new culinary adventures. Greta thrived on the ability to bring people together through these experiences.

Now, Greta is committed to bringing people together and fostering community in the real estate industry. Before obtaining her license, she worked as an assistant for three highly successful women realtors along the Coast, gaining valuable insights into the intricacies of the profession.

As a licensed realtor, Greta takes a people-first approach to her work. She guides her clients through every step of the process, whether they are first-time homebuyers, families looking to upsize or downsize, newcomers to the area, or sellers listing their cherished properties. Greta's goal is to lead her clients to success by providing personalized support and expert guidance.

To truly understand Greta, there are a few important aspects to know about her. She is originally from Massachusetts but has become a Bay Area transplant. She is a dedicated mother, wife, sister, and daughter. Greta is also a skilled chocolate taster, an outdoor enthusiast, and someone who appreciates a good pun.

Greta believes in actively contributing to her community. In her hometown of Pacifica, she serves as a member of the Economic Development Committee, leveraging her passion for small businesses, marketing expertise, and growth-driven mindset to contribute to the city's development.

For Greta, building community is about the small everyday actions, from smiling and waving to fellow beachgoers to engaging in conversations with local business owners and employees. It's about knowing her neighbors, hosting dinners, and organizing neighborhood events like outdoor block parties or ice cream socials. Greta aims to create a sense of home in her town, her neighborhood, and the houses she helps her clients find.

Greta is excited about the opportunity to help others experience the feeling of being at home. She eagerly anticipates the moment when her clients will confidently declare, "Here, I am home."