About Paul Warrin

Paul and his team are consistently ranked in the top 1% of agents nationwide, having sold over $1.5 billion worth of properties. Beyond Paul’s reputation as a consummate professional, his clients appreciate his tenacious attention to detail, extensive market knowledge, and razor-sharp negotiation skills.

 

In 2020, Applegarth+Warrin was the top-producing team at Golden Gate Sotheby’s, with over $150 million in sales for the year. Paul is known for buying and selling at all price points — in 2021 alone, sales ranged from $849,000 to $25,000,000 — and handling a diverse range of properties, from luxury homes to condominiums, TICs, and small apartment buildings.

 

A fourth-generation San Franciscan, Paul has an unrivaled knowledge of the local real estate market. In over two decades in local real estate, he has helped hundreds of clients find their dream homes and attain the maximum possible sales price for their property. In addition, he has also renovated many properties and invested in multi-family apartment buildings.

 

Above all, Paul knows that his continued success depends upon exceeding expectations and forging long-term relationships. With that in mind, he has one goal for every real estate transaction: a completely satisfied client. 

 

Prior to his real estate career, Paul spent many lucrative years in the software industry at several start-ups as well as industry stalwarts such as Microsoft. A true entrepreneur, he also founded and sold a payment processing company. He holds a Master’s degree in computer science.

 

In his free time, Paul enjoys spending time with his wife, Kara, also a top agent, and their three children. He, along with every member of his family, is an avid tennis player, a thrill-seeking skier, and an intrepid traveler.

 

The Sotheby’s brand, with its worldwide marketing reach and prestige, is unrivaled by any other brokerage. As part of that family, Paul and his team have access to a superior network of 22,000 real estate agents in 950 cities around the world.