Steve in the News
Daimler AG's Martin Daum has changes ahead for him.
Daum, 61, a company veteran who sits on Daimler AG’s management board, is poised to lead what will be called Daimler Truck AG, a new company being split from the auto making giant. At the same time, his Hillsboro area home is on the market for $5.2 million.
He currently leads the Daimler Truck business unit within the broader organization, according to a spokesman.
In his dual role as marketing guru for his company and head of a 12-person sales team, Steve Nassar rolls out business tactics to the brokerage after some personal beta testing.
After high school, I worked in construction for a couple of years and then got a job selling Harley-Davidson motorcycles. I was like a duck in water—I loved sales! I met many successful real estate people buying expensive toys and realized there was something interesting about their industry. In 2003, during the last housing boom, I became a mortgage broker and focused on working with real estate agents. When I saw how much time they spent answering the same questions about home buying and financing from their clients, I wrote an instructional homebuying book they could hand out up front. It was a marketing tool they could use to brand themselves, make a positive impression, and save some time.
A contemporary chateau in Northwest Portland’s Hillside neighborhood, near the Pittock Mansion and with views of the city’s vast Forest Park and South Waterfront, is for sale.
The asking price for the four-acre property at 439 N.W. Hilltop Dr.: $4,985,000
The buyer: Someone with strong business ties to downtown, predicts listing agent Steve Nassar at Premiere Property Group.
“They’ll enjoy being close to the heart of the city while having a beautiful home and a large property that feels like it is in the middle of Forest Park,” he said.
Martin Daum, CEO and Chairman of the Board at Daimler Truck AG, is selling his custom 18-plus-acre equestrian estate in Hillsboro, Oregon, for $5,200,000.
The four-bedroom, five-bathroom main house is replete with towering ceilings, spectacular views and top-of-the-line technology.
The home boasts spectacular modern construction and a contemporary interiors aesthetic, and sits on over 18 acres with impressive equestrian facilities.
Bruce Springsteen, a bachelor at the pinnacle of his commercial success a year after the release of "Born in the U.S.A.," stirred up his legions of fans and the residents of Lake Oswego by marrying model and actress Julianne Phillips in a midnight ceremony in 1985, followed by a reception on a five-acre estate in Tualatin.
Steve grew up right here in the Willamette Valley area in Monmouth and started his career right out of high school in the construction industry. "My first jobs were more focused on working with my hands. That start in manual labor, while challenging physically, taught me many valuable things, such as a strong work ethic and how to work as a team. In 2002 I was laid off from a construction job due to the recession after the 9/11 attacks. I was determined to stay positive and look for any opportunity I could find. I also took advantage of some of the free time I had, and threw myself into working out and playing basketball at a local gym. It was there that I met a new friend who I later found out was the general manager at a Harley Davidson dealership. He offered me a sales job, which I gladly accepted, and I immediately started reading and learning everything I could. I soon discovered that I had taken very naturally to sales. During my time at...
Robust suite of services and lower desk fees fuel locally- owned brokerage's rapid growth
Premiere Property Group is one of the fastest growing real estate brokerages in the region. With seven offices in Oregon and SW Washington, the locally-owned brokerage has grown to more than 400 agents since 2009. Why? The company was built by Realtors for Realtors. The second largest real estate brokerage in the region, the company was recently ranked No. 8 by the Portland Business Journal's "2015 100 Fastest Growing Private Companies." So, what is attracting so many new and seasoned real estate professionals to Premiere?
By leveraging technology, one Portland, Ore.–based brokerage is freeing up agents’ time so they can focus on building relationships with customers.
Broker to Broker hears from Kelly Yock, president, and Steve Nassar, vice president of sales and marketing, at Premiere Property Group in Portland, Ore., in part three of a four-part series on how to build a client-centric culture.
As leaders of the second largest real estate company in the Portland, Ore., area, Kelly Yock and Steve Nassar operate on the belief that the support and services they provide to their agents will translate into top-notch service for their clients.
Steve Nassar has joined Premiere Property Group. Nassar brings more than 10 years of real estate experience and an extensive marketing background to the firm.
He is a real estate broker and will also assume the role of vice president of sales and marketing for the firm.
Tell us about the brokerage and what makes it unique/different from others in the market.
Premiere Property Group is built on a strong foundation of teamwork and collaboration for the greater good of all. It is proof of the concept that quality professionals who are willing to share their experience and best practices will attract other quality professionals willing to do the same. Every company says that they are agent-centric. At PPG, we prove that by how we support our agents 24/7 through our Reviewing Broker Team, our cutting-edge marketing platform, our education and training, our proprietary PPGToolkit and Shared Services, and our PPG Circle of Giving charitable contribution program.
“There is a healthy supply of people reaching out to us saying, ‘Get me out of here!’” says real estate agent Steve Nassar, who specializes in Lake Oswego. “They want to stay in the area, but they’ve got to get out of Portland.”
The numbers are not showing a mass exodus from the City of Roses, however. While U.S. census figures show that Multnomah County contracted by 1.5% last year, Portland State University’s Population Research Center estimates the county actually grew by 0.53% (4,362 people) from 2020 to 2021. But bordering counties, Clackamas and Washington, grew by more (0.74% and 0.69%, respectively).