Norman Sinai Real Estate Broker in Dublin, California

Norman Sinai is a full time real estate Broker, specializing in selling the East Bay Area. Normans experience spans several hundred real estate transactions over 23 years. With clients ranging from traditional home buyers & sellers, commercial, land, first time buyers & successful investors. Along with consistently being a top listing and buyers agent in both Alameda & Contra Costa counties, Norman previously hosted the weekly radio show "The Real Estate Rumble" on both 1220 Am KDOW, and 910 AM KNEW for several years, as a consumer advocacy real estate expert.

Norman Sinai also a licensed loan officer.

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