Frank Byrd strives to be a trusted real estate advisor for his clients. He helps new clients, referrals, and repeat clients fulfill their visions, with a keen understanding that the buying or selling of a home is very personal and often a complex endeavor. His engagement with the details of each transaction, transparency with facts, and directness with clients and other real estate professionals, is a trademark.
Over the past decade, Frank has worked across multiple markets throughout California – from Los Angeles to Ventura, Riverside to San Bernardino, and Orange County to San Diego, Frank has a broad range of experience in the residential landscape. Whether you are seeking a condominium, hi-rise condo, urban loft, single-family home or multifamily units (2-4), he will focus a strategy on your style, needs, and budget. Most importantly, he will leverage the experience of the Proper Dwelling sales team to your benefit.
Since 2016, Frank’s individual transactions total over $60 million dollars in real estate value, with millions more as a part of teams during his real estate career. A licensed real estate professional since 2007, he began his career in real estate as an part-time agent with Keller Williams – Wilshire followed by an association with Keller Williams DTLA during the time he worked for the City of Los Angeles.
His full-time career in real estate began with the REDFIN Corporation followed by time with FLYHOMES and SUNDAE, as they built their presence across California. He currently works for an agency of the City and County of Los Angeles in multifamily property management and acquisitions.
Born in upstate New York and raised in North Carolina, Frank attended college at Howard University in Washington, D.C. before relocating to California where he completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the San Francisco Art Institute. He subsequent completed graduate work earning a Master of Fine Arts in Communication Arts from Loyola Marymount University and a Master of Urban Planning degree from the University of Southern California.