Robert Johnson

Buying and selling real estate is a technical and emotional experience. Robert Johnson’s role as a broker is to provide support and guidance, for making informed and confident real estate transaction decisions. You are the decision maker in this process, Robert Johnson is your resource and advocate.

Robert Johnson’s strength as a real estate broker is to be a liaison for understanding between parties in real estate activities. This is accomplished with meticulous communication, diligence, and follow through on all commitments. His training and background with Windermere and his ongoing ambition to understand current trends and strategies, allow him to represent you through all your real estate needs.

Most importantly, working hard to help people find the right home (a big purchase) or sell a home (a big decision) is a huge satisfier for Robert Johnson. Best day ever is the day he gets to provide keys to a new buyer!

Robert Johnson grew up in the Seattle neighborhoods of Queen Anne and Magnolia and graduated from Ballard High School (BHS). He is still close with a core group of friends he met at BHS, Go Beavers!

After attending Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, FL, Robert Johnson was a flight instructor in Seattle. Following a career change in his late 20's, Robert Johnson started working in restaurants, worked in wine sales for a local Seattle distributor, and managed the northwest territory for a mid-sized California winery.

When Robert Johnson’s twin girls were born, he made the decision to change paths to real estate - joining Windermere for the vigorous training program and outstanding reputation in the local market.

Robert Johnson has an incredibly supportive wife, twin teenage daughters, a daughter, and son in law in Tacoma. They are grateful to live in the great Seattle neighborhood of View Ridge on a block with amazing neighbors.

One of Robert Johnson’s personal goals is to get his float plane rating and take his family on a memorable camping trip to remote lakes around the Pacific NW. They will have an epic campfire meal paired with a bottle of 1967 Cabernet, a 30th birthday gift from a friend.