Biography for Rey Post

"After visiting Santa Fe in 2001, Rey resolved to make New Mexico his home. A successful real estate agent in Washington, DC, Rey brings more than 25 years of marketing experience to his buyer and seller transactions. Listening to the expressed desires of his clients, Rey has earned high marks for his ability to make each real estate experience clear, concise and enjoyable. Constantly developing new client business in the greater Santa Fe area, Rey also remains very active with real estate in the East, and has helped out-of-town investors, 2nd home, and permanent home buyers find their perfect property in Santa Fe.

Rey provides a range of real estate services to his New Mexico, national and international clients, whether they are buying or selling land, a condominium, a single family home, or commercial property. With an easy-going, professional style, Rey brings knowledge and a level of maturity to his work that helps guarantee a rewarding outcome for his client's real estate endeavors.

Rey is the creator and host of the "All Things Real Estate" radio show that airs live each Sunday at noon on Talk 1260 KTRC-AM, Santa Fe's #1 newstalk station. The show, which launched on June 7, 2009, offers timely real estate advice in a fast-paced, listener-interactive format. Rey also serves as the Managing Editor of the free monthly "All Things Real Estate" newsletter. Through the use of video taped interviews with a variety of business leaders and consumers, Rey also offers timely real estate commentary which is provided to select social media websites.

Community Service:
A former member of the board of directors of Washington, DC's adult literacy foundation (The Academy of Hope), Rey believes strongly in giving back to the local community. Besides being a financial supporter of various Santa Fe-based non- profit organizations, Rey offers volunteer fundraising counsel to the Santa Fe Farmers' Market Institute (www.santafefarmersmarket.com), as well as business development input to a Santa Fe art gallery."