Personal file
Nader Kazemi
Raised in Marin. Rooted in relationships. Honest by default.
I'm Nader Kazemi, a Compass REALTOR® serving San Francisco and Marin. I start by listening, then use local knowledge and finance-trained discipline to make the options clear — without pushing the decision.

Career record
7+ years · $100M+
The work starts with listening. The numbers help make it clear.
I grew up in Marin and have spent more than fifteen years living across San Francisco — from Pacific Heights to the Sunset. That kind of street-by-street familiarity comes from living it: knowing how each neighborhood feels day to day, where the tradeoffs change, and which details deserve a closer look.
Clients do not come to me for a hard sell. They come with a question, a timing concern, or a goal they are still trying to put into words. I listen for that first, give them my honest read, and leave room for the answer to be “not yet.”
Before real estate, I spent a decade making financial decisions where opinions were not enough. In finance and operations — including the front office of the San Francisco Giants and Eventbrite — every recommendation had to be supported by evidence. That discipline never left. Today, I study homes the same way: separating narrative from value, emotion from price, and helping clients understand both.
Seven-plus years as an agent, Rookie of the Year in 2018, $100M+ in total sales value, and 50+ closed sales have reinforced the same personal method: I hear the goal, make the options clear, say what I truly think, and let my client decide.
By the record
Career file
SF + Marin
Nader Kazemi's track record and credentials
- $100M+
- in total sales value across San Francisco & Marin.
- 50+
- closed sales — each built around a client’s goals.
- 7+
- years as an agent; 15+ living across San Francisco.
- 2018
- Rookie of the Year.
Bring the question. I'll give you an honest read.
When you're ready — or simply trying to think through the next move — start with a conversation. No pressure, no obligation.
Nader's readNo pressure. That's the whole point.
