Ron de Salvo

• Now completing more than thirty years in Southern California real estate, Ron de Salvo began his career in a rather inauspicious way. Having no promise of a buyer or seller in sight after languishing for more than three months, he convinced his mother to list her house with him (although she really did not want to move!), sold it quickly and thus began a celebrated career. Within the next two years he strategically broadened his territorial base from the Hollywood Hills to Beverly Hills, and added the prestigious communities of Bel-Air, Holmby Hills, Brentwood, Pacific Palisades and Malibu to his growing inventory of exclusive luxury listings, setting new sales records in almost every coveted community. In 1979, he successfully sold the most expensive residential property in U.S. history for what at that time was a staggering $5,300,000 representing both the buyer and seller in the Bel-Air transaction. And for the past thirty plus years has continued to broaden and dominate his

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