Mr. Salmon is a licensed California real estate broker and has an extensive background in real estate transactions nationwide as well as in California. Mr. Salmon is an authority in Tenant-Landlord negotiations representing corporate space users such as General Electric’s Clarient, Impac Companies, Red 5, Spirits Capital, Golden State Foods, MBK, Newport Academy,Impac Funding, Crossover Health, Americash, Zoom Health, Fieldstone Homes, Athlete’s First, Legacy Sports, Sybron Dental, Aspen Medical, AlvaradoSmith, Craig Realty Group, Kondaur Capital, Global Cash Card, Bridgeview Bank, New American Funding, Remax Professionals and Corner Escrow. Mr. Salmon’s roll your sleeves up approach and tireless work ethic has resonated with his loyal clientele.
After a four year NFL career with the San Francisco 49ers and the Buffalo Bills, Mr. Salmon in his 25th year professionally has closed more than $1,000,000,000 in real estate transactions. He specializes in all aspects of tenant representation, including lease acquisitions, lease renewals, early lease restructures, and property acquisitions. From strategic planning, site selection, business term negotiation, financial analysis, and lease negotiations Mr. Salmon is with his clients every step of the way.
The Lott IMPACT Trophy, one of college football’s finest awards, was founded by Mr. Salmon along with the Pacific Club Impact Foundation. In just its 20th year the foundation has distributed over $2,000,000 to needy charities and universities nationwide. Mr. Salmon has served on the Board of the OC United Way and was the Chairman of their Annual Real Estate Event at the Balboa Bay Club. As well as on the Board of the Blind Children’s Learning Center and the Orange County Youth Sports Foundation. He is also a member of the Southern California NFL Alumni Association (Caring for Kids), USC’s Cardinal and Gold, The Tim Salmon Foundation and the College Football Hall of Fame, in which he donates his free time for each endeavor. A 1993 graduate of USC, he received degrees in Urban and Regional planning as well as Communications. While there, Mr. Salmon was on the Deans List and Honor Roll, a 4 year letterman on both the football and baseball teams, and a team captain on the Co-Champion 1991 football team. Mr. Salmon resides in Newport Coast with his wife Nina and 3 children Brooke, Jack and Nicholas.
