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Folio Real Estate Group Launched

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Folio Real Estate Group Launched

Today, real estate expert Keegan McNamara announces the launch of a new brokerage, Folio Real Estate Group. McNamara founded Folio Real Estate Group after executing a 2021 transaction volume of $24 million solely through word-of-mouth. Folio works with savvy and sophisticated clients to sell and acquire homes and apartments.

As background, McNamara also owns McNamara Ventures, the force behind high-impact urban infill projects such as The Guild on 30th, C+C Flats in Chula Vista, and three infill developments, currently in planning and early development stages, in Escondido. McNamara Ventures focuses on off-market development and investment opportunities in up-and-coming neighborhoods. In addition, McNamara founded MV Properties, a residential property management firm that manages approximately 500 residential units throughout San Diego County.

With the addition of Folio Real Estate Group, the companies form the only integrated real estate consortium in San Diego County to serve real estate investors in all aspects of real estate— selling and acquiring, investing, developing, and managing.  

“At Folio Real Estate Group, we place the best interests of our clients first and deploy a forward-thinking, boutique approach,” said Principal McNamara. “We also thoroughly dissect and study every real estate investment opportunity to help our clients build wealth and robust real estate portfolios.”

One of the key values of Folio Real Estate Group, along with McNamara’s other companies, is always to give back to the community. Currently, he focuses on improving education opportunities and reducing recidivism. He is the incoming Chairman of the Board of Directors of Barrio Logan College Institute, an after-school tutoring and mentorship program that has sent 100% of its kids to college over the organization’s 25-year history. And he serves on the Board of Rise Up Industries, which provides job training to formerly incarcerated gang members.

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