Rob Kishbaugh

After enjoying a successful 20-year corporate sales career, Rob started in real estate in 2005 to provide best-in-class, ethical services to clients. Joining Kentwood Real Estate in 2008, he continues to be inspired by his talented, collaborative colleagues and the company’s impeccable standards. “There are some very good brokerages out there,” says Rob. “But having worked at a few and having owned my own real estate franchise, I can say that Kentwood remains light years ahead of the pack.”

Working with buyers and sellers, Rob offers expertise in corporate relocation, foreclosures, short sales and Public Trustee sales. Always innovating, he employs cutting-edge marketing and technology tools to empower his clients. Even after closing 250+ transactions, Rob never loses sight of how complicated, challenging and exciting real estate can be for his clients. “I really like people, and particularly love helping them with one of the most significant decisions they will ever make.”

Having lived in Denver for almost five decades, Rob’s lifetime of relationships and local expertise gives his clients a leg up before, during and after a transaction. He likes to joke that he’s never more than two degrees of separation from anything a client could ever need or want. He claims he hasn’t been stumped yet!

Rob attended Cherry Creek High School, received a B.S. in Economics from Northeastern University and then returned to Denver to earn his MBA from Regis University. He believes empowerment and trust are the way to get the most out of someone, and he points to raising a family, his close relationship with his dad, getting an education and being a cancer survivor as the greatest influences in his life.

Rob and his wife Lucy have two grown sons and reside in Southeast Denver. He is a member of the Denver Metro Association of REALTORS®, the National Association of REALTORS®, and the Denver Metro Association of REALTORS® Round Table. For Rob, the perfect weekend means tailgating at a Broncos game, preferably during a championship season. He enjoys plenty of other Saturday outdoor activities such as skiing and golfing, but he bleeds Orange & Blue year-round.