Judy Bogard-tanigami Real Estate Agent at Alain Pinel Realtors

Judy Bogard-tanigami

Real Estate Agent at
Alain Pinel Realtors

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Specialties

  • Luxury Specialist
  • Luxury Home Specialist

Agent Highlights

Judy is a SFH expert - working with over 82% more single family homes than the average Los Altos agent.

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Judy Bogard-Tanigami's experience and background speaks volumes for her dedication to her clients and profession, as well as her desire to give to her community. In 1979, Judy co-founded Seville Properties, which has been recognized as the premier real estate company in the Bay Area, specializing in the "high-end" market. The success of her company drew interest from the largest and most recognizable real estate company in the world, National Realty Trust. In 1997, the sale of Seville Properties was complete. Judy specializes in the luxury home market and has a clientele who consists of high-level executives from Silicon Valley. Her success in real is attributed to the fact that 90% of her business are referrals from past clients. Client satisfaction continues to be her primary concern. Judy and her partner/daughter, Sheri Hughes were ranked #1 sales team nationwide for the years 1999 and 2000. In 2001, the National Realty Trust decided to combine the talents of the current organ
License Number

00298975

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  • Judy listed and sold my home

      Judy and her daughter are treasures. We are so fortunate to have met her and Hidei and to get to know her and her family. She did an amazing job with and for us. She drove so much detailed execution in a short period of time and was fact-based and intuitive as we went thru the process together. We got to a great outcome in a short period of time thanks to her hard work, smarts, and personal connection with us. She’s always at the top of our list and is the standard for how to keep a motor going! 😀. Jim