Su Harambe

Su is honest and straightforward in her approach to real estate as well as to life. Whether it is finding the right home for a buyer or listing a house in a way that generates excitement, a quick sale and the most money, Su tries to approach this with determination and a good sense of humor. Using her experience as a real estate investor and property owner, with extensive home rehab experience, helps her guide you through the process of buying or selling real property. Su’s goal is not just to sell a house, but to help a buyer find the right home. Su has 16 years of experience negotiating both the purchase and sale of homes. Su will keep you informed on the details of your real estate transaction in an organized and timely manner. In Swahili, Harambe means working together in unity. Su chose Harambe as her name for this reason, and you and Su will work together in unity to achieve your real estate goals.

Su’s association with Windermere keeps her informed-on changes in the industry and trends in the area, while allowing her access to a variety of classes, seminars, and round tables on a weekly basis. This relationship also allows Su to gain from the experiences of other agents, brokers, and legal professionals. In addition, Su has a team of professionals she works with regularly in the areas of lending, inspections, and home repair/improvement.

Su moved to Seattle in 1988. She has an employment history in restaurant management and massage therapy, specializing in Craniosacral Therapy. Su has been in her current position as a real estate Broker since 2003. Su’s husband Anthony and she own a local south Seattle business, The Redwing Cafe, which is Anthony's baby. They have family and grandkids right in their neighborhood and are highly active in their lives. Su engages in her neighborhood and has been a board member of The Rainier Beach Community club for the past 9 years. Su has a strong network of family and friends and love being part of a great community.

Su is thankful that in helping people with their housing needs. She is also able to support organizations that promote a more compassionate world. A part of the proceeds of Su’s real estate transactions donated to organizations such as The Windermere Foundation, The Elephant Sanctuary, Rainier Scholars, Washington CAN, and other charities.