Tim Byrne

A native of Los Angeles with over 20 years’ experience in Southern California real estate, Tim Byrne is dedicated to helping clients build wealth through real estate. Tim’s diverse background in residential and commercial real estate focuses on the high-end Westside market. He analyzes market trends and projections to help clients make the best financial decisions possible. When should a property owner update, refinance, or sell their rental property? What are the best long-term strategies? And what renovation projects will provide the best ROI for homeowners? Clients benefit from Tim’s award-winning sales ability and expertise, spanning residential and commercial real estate brokerage, asset management, property management, finance, appraisal, and leasing. He began his career as a real estate appraiser, working in finance before becoming a commercial broker. As the Los Angeles real estate market evolved, Tim’s investment knowledge and expertise kept pace. He branched out into property and asset management, but did more than the average manager, assisting clients with renovation, marketing, and strategy development. Once his investment formula was created, it was applied cross property types to single family homes, apartments, industrial, office buildings, retail centers, hospitality, and business opportunities. Tim concurrently managed a property investment fund, running the day-to-day management of 1,800 apartment units, 1.2 million square feet of multi-tenant industrial space with over four hundred tenants, and a mix of hospitality properties. Tim has closed transactions in Southern California totaling over $500 million in residential and commercial sales and financing. Ranked as a national top seller, Tim has repeatedly been recognized for outstanding sales achievement. Tim attended Loyola High School and holds a Bachelor of Science degree with an emphasis in Real Estate Finance from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. Outside the office, Tim is a family head and an avid hiker. When he’s not coaching a sporting activity or enjoying a great meal at one of his wife’s restaurants, Tim spends his free time trying to convince his wife and two daughters to watch the Dodgers game.