Stephen Beard

“Our Commitment is Your Peace of Mind"

It is not just a slogan; it is also the way he does business.

Stephen Beard has succeeded by building trust relationships with everyone he works with. If you are looking for a home or trying to sell one, his superior market knowledge and focus on keeping you informed every step of the way will ensure a successful transaction. You can also be assured that the details associated with your purchase or sale will be taken care of by him. In the end, which means less worry and anxiety for you. After all, his commitment is your peace of mind. His business philosophy is fundamental to who he is and how he does business, but beyond that are a few personal details he wants to share... He was born in Toronto, Canada, but has lived in the Bay Area since 2000. He has professional experience in real estate sales, journalism, software product marketing, and project management. He holds two bachelor’s degrees...one in Business Administration and another in Journalism. His clientele consists of all types of buyers and sellers, but we specialize in providing real estate services for people with disabilities. He has Cerebral Palsy, which affects his gait. He has first-hand experience dealing with some of the limitations and fears that make the home buying process stressful for people with disabilities. His clients are confident in the knowledge that they are working with realtors who know what makes homes accessible and where to find accessible homes in his area. He is also a resource for his clients on issues around special financing, local community supports, and custom home renovations. He is committed to giving back to the disability community. He is a member of the Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Planning and Advisory Council and also serves on the Board of Directors for East Bay Innovations, a non-profit dedicated to empowering people with developmental disabilities with supported housing and employment opportunities. Additionally, a percentage of each closed escrow is donated back to organizations that serve people with disabilities.